Hello! Also about tools.

Hi MSXers, I've just joined the list so thought I would say hi! Is anyone out there cross developing from PC to MSX emulators? If so can you recommend any good (ideally free) tools? At the moment I'm using a22i (noca$h) assembler which is good. I also know about Chaos 3 IDE, but don;t really

Re: Hello! Also about tools.

Tony Bedford wrote: Hi MSXers, I've just joined the list so thought I would say hi! Welcome! :-) I can't help you but: Thanks, Tony. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hey, are you one of those guys working on Intent/Elate, the platform for which the Official MSX Emulator (MSX PLAYer) is being made? --

RE: Hello! Also about tools.

Welcome! :-) Thanks. Hey, are you one of those guys working on Intent/Elate, the platform for which the Official MSX Emulator (MSX PLAYer) is being made? well yes I work for Tao. As you probably know the emulator itself is not being developed by Tao. As an interesting side note I trained a

Re: Hello! Also about tools.

Tony Bedford wrote: Hey, are you one of those guys working on Intent/Elate, the platform for which the Official MSX Emulator (MSX PLAYer) is being made? well yes I work for Tao. As you probably know the emulator itself is not being developed by Tao. Yes, we know. :) As an interesting

Re: KSS Kingdom - update for October

Might as well let those interested know that I've updated the KSS archive with some tunes. Music-disks such as Muzax, Carbuncle's Big Band, UMF Houz and more converted into the KSS-format. Enjoy! hehe, this sounds like a good idea :) hmm muzax 3 simulated ? I wonder if all the instrument-change

Re: Hello! Also about tools.

Tony Bedford wrote: Is anyone out there cross developing from PC to MSX emulators? I developed GEM (a Gameboy Emulator for MSX, http://gem.tni.nl/) using PC and BrMSX MSX emulator. I particularly need a good Z80 disassembler, Windows based. You should check out tniASM (http://tniasm.tni.nl/),

RE: Hello! Also about tools.

Hey cool, do you remember their names? I guess Yamashita was there too. :) Well it's been a while, but I still have their biz cards lying around here somewhere. Things you can share with us? Well one of the guys actually went out to Microsoft to work, when Microsoft consisted of about 40

RE: Hello! Also about tools.

Adriano, runs as if it were running on a 700MHz Z80). Links to the CP/M Now there's a thought :) Thanks a lot for those tips. I will follow them up. Regards, Tony -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Adriano Camargo Rodrigues da Cunha

RE: Hello! Also about tools.

Patriek, Many thanks for the tips, I've downloaded tniAsM and I'll certainly give it a go, Thanks, Tony -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Patriek Lesparre Sent: Thursday 18 October 2001 4:11pm To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re:

Re: Hello! Also about tools.

hmmm... How come tniASM does fit in the picture and Chaos ASM 3 doesn't? Just curious :) d-fader - Original Message - From: Tony Bedford [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 7:24 PM Subject: RE: Hello! Also about tools. Patriek, Many thanks

Re: Hello! Also about tools.

Because tniasm is free? - Original Message - From: d-fader [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 19:55 Subject: Re: Hello! Also about tools. hmmm... How come tniASM does fit in the picture and Chaos ASM 3 doesn't? Just curious :) d-fader

For newbies or emulator users: MSX Course

Hi, Chapter 4 of the MSX Course is now online at http://www.aamsx.org. Be warned: this is VERY BASIC stuff about MSX-DOS, so most likely everything in this chapter is well known by users with a minimum of knowledge about MSX. Regards, -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.aamsx.org -- For info,