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Vyacheslav Strunov
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4 November 2006
Hello, All
I remember my youth...
There are two programs in the archive.
One tests input devices, the second measures the number of clock cycles.
Actually, these programs are of no use, but I still remembered the assembler.
What kind of feedback will there be?
File: PD_TM.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=4034
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rasmer
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4 November 2006
Hello caro
Thank you indeed.... please ask the admins to add pluses and minuses to the forum
so as not to clutter the forum with messages like “thank you”, but simply put
plus...
From
Kamil Karimov
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4 November 2006
Hello, Strunov
Str> There are two programs in the archive.
Str>
Str> One tests input devices, the second measures the number of clock cycles.
Str>
Str> Actually, these programs are of no use, but I’m still an assembler
Str> remembered.
Str>
Str> What kind of reviews will there be?
Well done, excellent programs and the benefits from them are considerable,
especially when testing the operation of new hardware, such as keyboard controllers and
mice.
In the program for testing the number of clock cycles per interrupt, it is also advisable to have
ability to switch the RAM page number displayed in addresses
0C000h..0FFFFh.
And everything is done very clearly. Great job.
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Alexandr Sinyakov
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4 November 2006
Hello, CityAceE
Cit> you can express your attitude towards the message by clicking on the symbol c
Cit> scales.
And by the way (albeit off topic)... My reputation is 12 points. Why am I
I got the first 11 - you can’t figure it out, because the reasons are not shown anywhere.
Is there any way I can watch everything, and not just the last one?
From
Stanislav Yudin
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4 November 2006
Hello, rasmer
I join in and express my gratitude for the programs!
2Rasmer; yours; attitude towards a message can be expressed by clicking on the symbol with
scales.
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rasmer
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4 November 2006
Hello, CityAceE
Cit> 2Rasmer; yours; You can express your attitude towards the message by clicking on
Cit> symbol with weights.
If only you could see the clarity right away... without poking anywhere...
From
Vyacheslav Strunov
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16 November 2006
Hello caro
Yes.... I forgot to say. There, the bootloader is designed in such a way that it boots from
tapes and from disk.
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Alexander Medvedev
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16 November 2006
Hello, Strunov
Str> How is this wheel serviced? The most significant bits of the button port??
Yes, the most significant bits are the position of the wheel from 0 to 15.
The wheel is emulated in the latest version of UnrealSpeccy (but parallel to the wheel
emulates a cursor click) and ZXEmul for Windows. It's better to test for
the last one.