> No, but I have it in Microchip PIC18F assembly!! Not sure that help you though. :)
I don't know much about PIC assembly unfortunately. :) > Also, there is a C++ version in the VirtualT source code. C++ is my primary language these days, so I'll check that out. I knew VirtualT had a lot of stuff in it, but I didn't know about that. Thanks! /hdan On Mon, Aug 29, 2022 at 6:24 PM Ken Pettit <petti...@gmail.com> wrote: > No, but I have it in Microchip PIC18F assembly!! Not sure that help > you though. :) > > Also, there is a C++ version in the VirtualT source code. > > Ken > > On 8/29/22 4:03 PM, Dan Higdon wrote: > > Does anyone have source to a LaddieAlpha type TPDD "server" program, > > but written in Microsoft Basic? > > > > I have this idea to have a CP/M machine (in this case, a > > recently built Altair clone) act as a file server for my ModelT. This > > is obviously just a "for the fun of it" project with little practical > > value, but I thought it would be worth asking here if anyone had > > already done something like this. > > > > I suppose a relevant followup question would be, "what com settings > > are necessary to support TPDD?" (baud rate, bits, etc.) I think that > > my target machine can't do serial comms faster than 9600, so maybe > > this project is impossible. > > > > (My *real* "for the fun of it" project would be doing an 8080 CP/M ASM > > program that hosts a TPDD dialog, but I'm afraid that my level of > > commitment to this project is not equal to the difficulty.) > > > > Thanks for indulging my questions, > > /hdan > >
