RE: RE: Interesting link from CSS?
Well, if anything else, it's woken everyone up again. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Gavin Smith Sent: 12 March 2003 10:00 To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no Subject: Re: RE: Interesting link from CSS? Simon Owen wrote: > David wrote: > > Anyone checked this site out - as mentioned on CSS? > > > > http://dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ > [snip]
Re: RE: Preferred plain text editor
> Gavin Smith wrote: > > > Simple question - I need a decent plain text editor on the SAM. > > Lean and neat, but nice to use (i.e. not vi ;) > > > > Is there one out there? Will it keep up with my typing? (120wpm...) > > > > Gavin > > May I humbly suggest "ProType" from Fred 60? It's crap in some (most) ways, > but I'm certain it should be able to keep up with your typing :-) I have it here on the SAM beside me and it does indeed pretty much keep up with my typing - it's missing a few things though as you probably know :) Like it craps out on you if you decide not to load or save a file etc. Speaking of which, it seems to look for a .p extension when loading files - can this be got round? Still, assuming it does indeed save plain text, that's my text editor of choice now :) And interestingly, in relation to an earlier email of mine, it's written in SAM C - cool. Do you have the source? Can we have it? :) Did you do a later version that the one on Fred 60? *goes to get ice cream* Gavin
Re: Preferred plain text editor
On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 10:56:33AM +, Me wrote: > I believe I made a Sam version of my speccy editor FSE (which is a > "Sam version" in the same way that the "Sam version" of Elite is, > I'm afraid, and so has a maximum text size of about 25K). Now I've found the disk, I remember it was on Syncytium. imc
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
tatus: O X-Status: X-Keywords: X-UID: 63 On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 12:09:13 - "Geoff Winkless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > at 12 March 2003 12:05, Frode Tenneboe wrote: > > On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 12:00:33 - "Geoff Winkless" > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Curling as in indoor bowls on ice? > > > > Wellnot bowls (as it curls instead of bowls - hence the name), > > but close enough. On ice and indoor. Score: 67%. > > *chuckles* I meant (indoor bowls) (on ice), rather than (bowls) (indoor > on ice). Crown Green Bowling is a different beastie altogether. What sivil^H^H^H^H^Hother europeans call boccia, boule or petanque. :) Well, it's (indoor on ice) (curls) || (indoor curls) (on ice) || (indoor) (curls on ice) || (indoor on ice) !(bowls) :-) > I didn't think people did that for fun: I just thought it was something > the Brits did because it was the only chance we had of a medal at the > winter olympics... Hmmm...don't want to step on any toes, but I believe it was the Scottish womens team which won gold for the UK. Curling originated in Scotland and they are quite good (Hey Allan!) > Talking of olympics and in order to return mildly to topic, did anyone > ever try Daley Thompson on the Sam? How did the keyboard hold up? :) No. :-) -Frode -- ^ Frode Tennebø | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^ | Ericsson AS.| Isebakkeveien 49 | | N-1788 Halden | Phone: +47 67 25 09 39 | | with Standard.Di
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
at 12 March 2003 12:05, Frode Tenneboe wrote: > On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 12:00:33 - "Geoff Winkless" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Curling as in indoor bowls on ice? > > Wellnot bowls (as it curls instead of bowls - hence the name), > but close enough. On ice and indoor. Score: 67%. *chuckles* I meant (indoor bowls) (on ice), rather than (bowls) (indoor on ice). Crown Green Bowling is a different beastie altogether. I didn't think people did that for fun: I just thought it was something the Brits did because it was the only chance we had of a medal at the winter olympics... Talking of olympics and in order to return mildly to topic, did anyone ever try Daley Thompson on the Sam? How did the keyboard hold up? :) Geoff This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs SkyScan service. For more information on a proactive anti-virus service working around the clock, around the globe, visit http://www.messagelabs.com
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 12:00:33 - "Geoff Winkless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > at 12 March 2003 11:56, Frode Tenneboe wrote: > > evening (in between curling, > > Curling as in indoor bowls on ice? Wellnot bowls (as it curls instead of bowls - hence the name), but close enough. On ice and indoor. Score: 67%. -Frode -- ^ Frode Tennebø | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^ | Ericsson AS.| Isebakkeveien 49 | | N-1788 Halden | Phone: +47 67 25 09 39 | | with Standard.Disclaimer; use Standard.Disclaimer; |
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
at 12 March 2003 11:56, Frode Tenneboe wrote: > evening (in between curling, Curling as in indoor bowls on ice? G This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs SkyScan service. For more information on a proactive anti-virus service working around the clock, around the globe, visit http://www.messagelabs.com
Re: Interesting link from CSS?
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 00:03:48 - "David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On the subject of C - has anyone done much using Z88DK on SAM? As Simon said I have been playing around with Z88Dk a while. I'll see if I can get round to start testing Contiki on Z88Dk this evening (in between curling, nappy service, etc.) and see how far it will go before I run into problems. :) -Frode -- ^ Frode Tennebø | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^ | Ericsson AS.| Isebakkeveien 49 | | N-1788 Halden | Phone: +47 67 25 09 39 | | with Standard.Disclaimer; use Standard.Disclaimer; |
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
at 12 March 2003 11:27, Simon Owen wrote: > Contiki covers most of the functionality you want, but returning to > BASIC is a problem. You could probably manage short exclusive trips > to BASIC, relying on TCP retries to keep any active connections > alive, but that's a bit risky. The alternative is to have other > small applets running under Contiki to do what you want (DIR disks, > etc.). Alternatively, modify the Sam BASIC source (since it's downloadable) to use Contiki system calls instead of directly accessing the hardware. Geoff This email has been scanned for all viruses by the MessageLabs SkyScan service. For more information on a proactive anti-virus service working around the clock, around the globe, visit http://www.messagelabs.com
Re: Interesting link from CSS?
Gavin Smith wrote: > If this was ported, would we be able to run native SAM apps > on top of it? Could we drop down into BASIC? Perhaps only as much as you could with Driver, by suspending the GUI to return to BASIC. That would halt all Contiki activity while you're running the external program/BASIC tho, including the networking. It'd also rely on applications observing any RAM pages flagged as used, to avoid Contiki being overwritten. You might manage to keep the comms running if interrupts remain enabled, but the close coupling of the application and network layers makes it difficult without periodically scheduling some time for the Contiki kernel to run. Even if that's possible, it might make BASIC basic horribly slow to use. Has anyone tried an interrupt driven comms routine that runs in the background under BASIC? (Cookie?) > If we couldn't do these things, it wouldn't really be like > using our SAMs - very interesting but not SAM-like. I know what you mean, but if you think of it as an application instead of part of the system, it'd still be mightily impressive for the SAM. I was chuffed enough to get my SAM pingable from the Internet (routed through my Linux box over SLIP), despite it being an exclusive app which did nothing but respond to ICMP ECHO requests. Completely useless, but seemed like an interesting goal to aim for at the time! > I still dream of seeing my SAM on the net with a little text > web browser, basic email client, telnet, IRC etc - whilst still > being able to access BASIC Contiki covers most of the functionality you want, but returning to BASIC is a problem. You could probably manage short exclusive trips to BASIC, relying on TCP retries to keep any active connections alive, but that's a bit risky. The alternative is to have other small applets running under Contiki to do what you want (DIR disks, etc.). All fascinating stuff anyway... Si
Re: RE: Interesting link from CSS?
tatus: O X-Status: X-Keywords: X-UID: 80 Simon Owen wrote: > David wrote: > > Anyone checked this site out - as mentioned on CSS? > > > > http://dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ > > Enough to think it's do-able for the SAM! ;-) Most of it's in C, with some > glue sections in 6502 which could be converted by hand. The close > integration of the application and IP levels is nice, and certainly removes > a lot of buffering complications (despite it not being compatible an > interface compatible with anything else). It's all impressively small too, > so there'd be no need for SAM paging complications either. :-) Looks great, if I was a C64 nutter, I'd be wetting my pants. As I'm a SAM nutter, my pants are still slightly moistened. If this was ported, would we be able to run native SAM apps on top of it? Could we drop down into BASIC? If we couldn't do these things, it wouldn't really be like using our SAMs - very interesting but not SAM-like. I still dream of seeing my SAM on the net with a little text web browser, basic email client, telnet, IRC etc - whilst still being able to access BASIC (and BASIC being able
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
David wrote: > On the subject of C - has anyone done much using Z88DK on SAM? Frode is the only person I know that has, and I think that was more on the z88dk development side to add SAM mode 1 support. I've seen screen shots of sample's running on the SAM, but haven't built anything with it myself yet (I got as far as unzipping it, but have been too busy to dive in). Si
Re: Interesting link from CSS?
- Original Message - From: "Simon Owen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 11:58 PM Subject: RE: Interesting link from CSS? > Enough to think it's do-able for the SAM! ;-) Most of it's in C, with some > glue sections in 6502 which could be converted by hand. The close > integration of the application and IP levels is nice, and certainly removes > a lot of buffering complications (despite it not being compatible an > interface compatible with anything else). It's all impressively small too, > so there'd be no need for SAM paging complications either. :-) Handy with nice quick hard or compact flash drives as well :) On the subject of C - has anyone done much using Z88DK on SAM?
RE: Interesting link from CSS?
David wrote: > Anyone checked this site out - as mentioned on CSS? > > http://dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ Enough to think it's do-able for the SAM! ;-) Most of it's in C, with some glue sections in 6502 which could be converted by hand. The close integration of the application and IP levels is nice, and certainly removes a lot of buffering complications (despite it not being compatible an interface compatible with anything else). It's all impressively small too, so there'd be no need for SAM paging complications either. :-) I've been playing with some basic SLIP stuff between my PC and the SAM, though nothing beyond ICMP yet. All in Z80 too, which is definitely too much like hard work! A C version would be a lot easier to manage... Si
Interesting link from CSS?
Anyone checked this site out - as mentioned on CSS? http://dunkels.com/adam/contiki/ Regards David
