Sketches
ZXNet echo conference «code.zx»
From Stanislav Yudin → To All 19 February 2003
Hello everyone!
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From: "Alexander Shyshkov"
Komy: Stanislav A. Yudin
Posted: February 18, 2003, 11:58:35 pm
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Hello dear Spectrumists.
As you already know, our group has begun work on the brochure “Etudes in
programming in Z-80 assembler". I would like to once again address your
attention to this. We really need your help in this matter! Even if you don't
write not a single sketch, but make a few sensible comments and
suggestions, this will also be of great benefit. But still, we would like
see your work, let someone use it! After all, you can’t spend your entire life
store such information on hard drives and floppy disks, you need to provide your
knowledge to people! Moreover, not all of today's spectrists have access to
networks.
Someone said that he has a large amount of accumulated information about this
conferences. Send it to us, maybe we will find something useful there
this brochure.
Stanislav Yudin has been announced as the coordinator of this project on the ZXNet network
(Stanislav Yudin 500:4232/1.1), i.e. make all contacts with us through
him. This is of course inconvenient, but we can’t do it any other way.
Sincerely, Sasha Ksor.
My team is Perspective.
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Stanislav
From Kirill Frolov → To Stanislav Yudin 21 February 2003
Press RESET immediately, Stanislav!
19 Feb 03 20:05, Stanislav Yudin wrote to All:
SY> comments and suggestions, this will also be of great benefit. But still
SY> we would like to see your work, let someone use it!
SY> After all, you can’t store such information on hard drives and all your life
SY> floppy disks, you need to give your knowledge to people! Moreover, not everyone
Megabytes of assembly listings are not valuable information. It's simple
impossible to figure it out. This is MACHINE LANGUAGE. It has no meaning for a person.
This would all make sense if the “studies” were a selection of articles on different
topics related to ZX programming in human Russian, and not in
assembler.
From Eugene Palenock → To Kirill Frolov 24 February 2003
Hello Kirill!
21 Feb 03 01:19, Kirill Frolov -> Stanislav Yudin:
SY>> comments and suggestions, this will also be of great benefit. But still
SY>> we would like to see your work, let someone use it!
SY>> After all, you can’t store such information on hard drives all your life
SY>> and floppy disks, you need to give your knowledge to people! Moreover, not everyone
KF> Megabytes of assembly listings are not valuable information. In this
KF> is simply impossible to figure out. This is MACHINE LANGUAGE. He is for a man of meaning
KF> does not have.
It makes sense to have a separate subroutine, with a description of the input and output data.
Best regards, Evgeniy.
From Dmitry Mikhalchenkov → To Kirill Frolov 26 February 2003
Hello Kirill!
February 21, 2003 (it was 01:19 then)
Kirill Frolov in his letter to Stanislav Yudin wrote:
KF> This would all make sense if the “studies” were a selection of articles
KF> on various topics related to ZX programming in human Russian
KF> language, not assembly language.
Who’s stopping you from writing an article in this very Russian language? If the article
smart, then she has the right to be in these sketches!
It would be nice to organize everything this way (not like in the ZX-Review, where
Mostly they sent only listings), you need to select a required format, then
there is an article that must have a complete, intelligible description of the method and algorithm, and
then the program listing itself. Otherwise, it seems, it will be bullshit.
Best regards, Dmitry