Any issues, problems, ideas do let us know.
It's had a lot of testing, but the more people try it, the more confident I'll be that my changes to the original SDX and FDX code don't do anything silly or unexpected.
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- 03 Oct 2015 19:53
- Forum: CFX
- Topic: CFX Demand
- Replies: 3
- Views: 6557
Re: CFX Demand
I can't vote - there's no "I have one already" option
- 29 Sep 2015 21:30
- Forum: GENERAL DISCUSSIONS
- Topic: What NEW hardware you think would be useful for your MTX
- Replies: 15
- Views: 18353
Re: What NEW hardware you think would be useful for your MTX
I'm tinkering with a co-processor design. Currently the idea is the idea is build it in 2 parts. 1) a half width*** Eurocard fitted with a controller rom for the MTX, in and out FIFO ram to facilitate communications, 2x 8 bit status ports one for each CPU. Both really need to be on this board as tha...
- 28 Sep 2015 21:10
- Forum: PROGRAMMING
- Topic: Developers Crib Sheet
- Replies: 3
- Views: 5695
Re: Developers Crib Sheet
Re the crib sheet, a couple of things about the VDP section. The VDP registers for Graphics mode 2 should be Register 3 - FF Register 4 - 03 The TI documentation says for graphics mode 2 the LSB's should all be one's instead of 0. The only valid values for graphics 2 are supposed to be 7F or FF for ...
- 27 Sep 2015 14:43
- Forum: PROGRAMMING
- Topic: Developers Crib Sheet
- Replies: 3
- Views: 5695
Re: Developers Crib Sheet
RST &28 is a an interesting RST call, It has all sorts of utility routines as well as the error handling and floating point. Like RST &10 it uses data bytes embedded in the program code to select the appropriate routine. Values 0-63 generate the appropriate error message. Ie. To halt with an...
- 26 Sep 2015 10:40
- Forum: GENERAL DISCUSSIONS
- Topic: What NEW hardware you think would be useful for your MTX
- Replies: 15
- Views: 18353
Memory interleaving
I had a look at memory interleaving in the past. it was used on the 6502 quite a lot as that CPU does it's reads or writes in 1/2 a cycle, so it's relatively easy to share accesses, by giving the CPU access on one half of the clock cycle and the video hardware on the other. The Z80's reads and write...
- 25 Sep 2015 11:58
- Forum: GENERAL DISCUSSIONS
- Topic: What NEW hardware you think would be useful for your MTX
- Replies: 15
- Views: 18353
Re: What NEW hardware you think would be useful for your MTX
I have 2 items on my wish list: A video board that's memory mapped instead of I/O, the 99x8 series of VDP's might make for easy hardware designs but the data transfer rate is compromised. Simple things like scrolling take a LOT more code and longer to execute than on their memory mapped cousins. The...
Re: CFX
At least they were IN the last bag, it's when they're not, and Maplin closed 10 mins before you get that AAAAGH moment!1024MAK wrote:Of course, the value that I wanted was in the last bag
Mark
Have fun testing, looking forward to some feedback.
- 07 Sep 2015 20:52
- Forum: REMEMOrizer
- Topic: FDXB
- Replies: 8
- Views: 12842
Re: FDXB
I haven't tried FDXB on the Rememorizer. I've not got it on the SD card to test.
However I DO have a partial disassembly, and it looks like FDXB does it's own disc handling (it certainly trashes the CPM low memory) so I suspect the answer is its not compatible.
However I DO have a partial disassembly, and it looks like FDXB does it's own disc handling (it certainly trashes the CPM low memory) so I suspect the answer is its not compatible.
- 06 Sep 2015 10:12
- Forum: REMEMOrizer
- Topic: FDXB
- Replies: 8
- Views: 12842
Re: FDXB
It's been a LONG time since I had access to a FDX, but from memory, FDXB puts everything on the 80 column screen by default.
Until you do CRVS & VS to do output through the VDP that side of things is just an uninitialised black screen.
Until you do CRVS & VS to do output through the VDP that side of things is just an uninitialised black screen.