No.
If yes, give me it too. ;)
- Jun.
- Original Message -
From: JP
Grobler
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 2:03
PM
Subject: MSX clock chip
Hi
I
Hi
Is there a chip replacement for the clockchip of
the msx2 RP5C01?
JP
> > > There's no need to know assembler in order to help. Someone will have to
> > > make the transcription of the documentation. Anyone can do a copy &
> > > paste. And anyone can do some graphics using xfig.
> >
> > In this case I was not talking about TeXing docs, but about creating
> > MSX-DOS
> The device you described actually already exists. It is called the
> MSX card for PC, designed by PTC. Back when it was created, cpu's
> were much less powerfull, so they basically had to build an entire
> MSX on an ISA card to be able to use MSX hardware/software. The host
> PC is only used for
> In general, for a loop with more than 256 steps, I use the following
> code:
>
> ld bc,ITERATIONS
> LOOP: push bc
> ...
> (whatever must be done ITERATIONS times)
> ...
> pop bc
> dec bc
> ld a,b
> or c
> jr nz,LOOP
Faster is:
ld b,ITERATIONS mod 256
ld c,(ITERATIONS-1) / 256 +1
LOOP:
{do
As if ChaosAssembler IDE is expensive...
Pah!
~Grauw
- Original Message -
From: "Hans Otten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 7:39 PM
Subject: Re: Hello! Also about tools.
> Because tniasm is free?
>
> - Original Message -
> From
Hi,
Those guys who have a Novaxis interface could, please, run the
program at
http://uzix.sf.net/test/map9.com
redirecting the output to a file and sent it to me?
The more results I get, the better. I'm specially interested
in the results of non-extended
> > > ld hl,DATA_AREA
> > > ld de,DATA_AREA+1
> > > ld bc,4096-1
> > > ld (hl),0
> > > ldir
> >
> > Yes, it is the faster method to fill a memory area.
>
> It's surely the smallest way to fill a memory area,
> but I believe there is a faster method:
>
> ld hl,DATA_AREA
> ld de,DATA_AREA+1
> ld (hl
Hey Collin,
I tried my 'local' (read: in Utrecht) game shop, but they didn't have Toki Tori,
and the owner also couldn't find it in their database. Erm, Capcom is the
publisher, right? Did they also publish it here??? (I guess...). Anyways can you
tell me where to get it?
~Grauw
- Origina
> How about the Sony RS-232C, like the one which is built in my
> HB-G900P?
This one is already supported in UZIX, works great on my G900P :)
Tristan
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