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From valker To All 27 February 2007

Hello, All http://speccy.wikispaces.com/ special attention for emulators on http://speccy.wikispaces.com/iar_cross

From Sergey Akimov To All 27 February 2007

Hello, valker val> http://speccy.wikispaces.com/ val> val> special attention for emulators on val> http://speccy.wikispaces.com/iar_cross Hello. Are there any changes in Java?

From valker To All 27 February 2007

Hello, Error404 Err> Hello. Are there any changes in Java? Yes. But for now it’s more theoretical. In practice, I’m still preparing the environment. 99% that will be used http://speccy.wikispaces.com/iar_cross

From valker To All 27 February 2007

Hello, Vladimir Kladov Vla> http://speccy.wikispaces.com/iar_cross Vla> Vla> I’m not sure why emulators? Rather, developers, not Vla> who abhor cross-compilers and can write C. By the way, not really Vla> realized what kind of extended memory <64K on the spec was, I always thought that Vla> >48K, or if completely extended, then >128K. The size is not specified, this Vla> sorry. It's scary to click on the link. As it will show that it is not less than 10 meters Vla> download, it will be a shame... On Rapidshare, resuming the download will probably not work. Vla> Vla> Damn, I almost got it right. 9.3M. Well, let’s swing it, it might come in handy. Not Vla> I need someone else... Vla> Vla> P.S. I just received a letter on 8M - a “kind” person sent everything.. Vla> No, not like that. ...ALL the materials he has on Disciple. Not to anyone Vla> is necessary? (joke). 1. I agree about the “emulators”, I expressed myself incorrectly. And to abhor In my opinion, there is nothing here. 2. This environment distinguishes between 64K (Large) and >64K (Banked) modes. Page size(pages?) is configurable, far call/return procedures are written in assembler. I have already written them for Spectrum-128, now I am preparing an example for public. 3. The size must be indicated, I agree. Resuming on rapidshare works for premium users, in my opinion... For those who wish, I can send it by mail in a cut-up version. In general, the wiki environment allows free editing of pages, so if If you see errors, you can correct them “without leaving the cash register”.

From Vladimir Kladov To All 27 February 2007

Hello, valker http://speccy.wikispaces.com/iar_cross I don’t understand something, why emulators? Rather, developers who do not disdain cross-compilers, and those who can write in C. By the way, I don’t quite understand what kind of extended memory <64K on the spec, always thought it was >48K, or if at all extended, then >128K. The size is not specified, which is a pity. It's scary to click on the link. As it shows that it will be a shame to pump at least 10 meters... On Rapidshare, resuming will probably not work. Damn, I almost got it right. 9.3M. Well, let’s swing it, it might come in handy. Not for me yet to whom... P.S. I just received a letter on 8M - a “kind” person sent everything... No, no yes. ...ALL the materials he has on Disciple. Nobody needs it? (joke).

From Vladimir Kladov To All 27 February 2007

Hello, valker Dachshund, shook it. Now about the PDF documentation. Is it possible somehow? make it so that it is not 12M, but for example 1.2? Maybe it's true through Fine Reader drive away somehow and get away with it? Or distill it into djvu (though I’m not the one I know what is being done). Well, it’s true that 12M is a bit heavy for a dial-up.

From Igor Afonkin To All 27 February 2007

Hello, valker And we should also mention SDCC, especially since it doesn’t require cracks + there are versions for both Windows and Linux.

From Vlad Semchenko To All 28 February 2007

Hello jdigreze Vla> Now about the PDF documentation. Is it possible somehow Vla> should it be not 12M, but for example 1.2? Maybe it's true through Fine Vla> Should I somehow drive away the Reader and get away with it? Or transfer to djvu Vla> (though I don’t know how this is done). If there is a direct link to the pdf, then you can use the online service pdf2djvu http://pdf2djvu.pl, the file will be automatically uploaded to the remote server, converted to djvu, and then you will be given the address to download djvu. It compresses just an order of magnitude; I downloaded documents from zx.spectrum.it this way.

From valker To All 28 February 2007

Hello spensor spe> If there is a direct link to the pdf, then you can use spe> online service pdf2djvu http://pdf2djvu.pl, file yourself spe> will be uploaded to a remote server, converted to djvu, and then to you spe> the address for downloading djvu will be indicated. It compresses just by an order of magnitude spe> I downloaded documents from zx.spectrum.it this way. Found another service http://any2djvu.djvuzone.org/ Recoded 7-meter pdf into 2-meter djvu plus recognized OCR, posted link there too. OCR only works for English.

From Andrey Savichev To All 28 February 2007

Hello spensor I already suggested that GNTB write something like CookBook or FirstSteps at the meeting for game makers. Neglect fast immersion because it's a Spectrum snobbery at its worst...IMHO. Choose any of the technologies, but please finish the job, then new supporters of the platform will appear.

From Vladimir Kladov To All 28 February 2007

Hello, valker Unfortunately, the link is not entirely direct. Those. via rapid share. Actually, the owner of the file could probably do something like this, but first he needs find where and how to lay out 12 meters. Or, you need a non-online service to immediately lay out 1.2-2.4 meters instead of 12. Yes, I forgot to say: I already downloaded it. It took less than an hour, on the dial-up 53.2 bps. 20 r. - I don’t mind. It just might have broken off, you know.

From Vladimir Kladov To All 1 March 2007

Hello, Vladimir Kladov Vla> P.S. I just received a letter on 8M - a “kind” person sent everything.. Vla> No, not like that. ...ALL the materials he has on Disciple. Not to anyone Vla> is necessary? (joke). So, another kind person is sending something in the amount of 600K... I begin to hiss like a teapot...