Also, Jim's mail reminded me that I didn't publish the "new" Qascade
(it's actually almost 6 months old already... time sure flies by!).
Therefore, new Qascade online, including source.
Marcel
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James Hunkins wrote:
> Has anyone setup C68 wrappers for the Home thing? Also, any sample C
> code using it?
I wanted to, but didn't find the time. I only did a wrapper for
setting the directory (see below), which I used in Qascade. However,
the other functions can be wrapped accordingly.
Marcel
Has anyone setup C68 wrappers for the Home thing? Also, any sample C
code using it?
Thanks,
jim
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Jerome Vernet wrote:
> Last but not least, I'm looking for QL emulators, I found qlux, wich
> unfortunately doesn't want to compile under macOsX.
For the black-box feeling, provided that you do have a PC, check out
QemuLator or Qlay/QL2K.
If you want to see into what the QL has evolved, check out
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
>> Fabrizio might be better off implementing iob.flin and iob.fmul in S*basic.
>> With timeouts and error returns they are much more versatile.
> Right.
As mentioned in another announcement, I've now put a toolkit online
that among other things wrap iob.flin and iob.fmul. With
I've finally managed to put some bits and pieces online. Mainly there
are 3 new SBasic toolkits published:
- One that is mostly a wrapper around SMSQ/E I/O traps (people looking
for a INPUT replacement could do worse than to check this out!)
- One that includes routines to convert to/from the HSV
I renamed using windows explorer first. Mistake #1.
Too used to Windoze.
Still got "not found" or "bad line" using quotes. So ...
Copied w/Qemulator
"win1_unzip541xQ.bin" to win1_unzip541xQ_bin
Using quotes ("") is a mute point at this stage. Still need more
memory, I'm afraid.
LRESPR "win1_unz
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rich Mellor
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
The cable is not special - a standard PC floppy disk drive cable will
do.
You are wrong here Rich. The cable is special. PC drive cables twist
lines 10 through 13 which does not work with the QL interfaces. You
actually nee
Rich Mellor wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 20:48:57 +0100, Jerome Vernet
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Tony Firshman a écrit :
>>> Jerome Vernet wrote:
>>> Too *cheap* - I think you mean 'expensive' ( 8 - )#
>> Yes, you're right ;).
>>> Trump Card is an alternative.
>> I think I will deal with
Rich Mellor a écrit :
> Now someone should be able to put me right here, but ideally you need an
> external 3.5" double density floppy disk drive (720K) - the Trump Card
> cannot address a 1.44Mb floppy disk, but I think you could use a standard
> 1.44Mb floppy disk drive so long as you use
On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 20:48:57 +0100, Jerome Vernet
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tony Firshman a écrit :
>> Jerome Vernet wrote:
>
>> Too *cheap* - I think you mean 'expensive' ( 8 - )#
> Yes, you're right ;).
>>
>> Trump Card is an alternative.
>
> I think I will deal with a Trump Card. What do I
Tony Firshman a écrit :
>
> Simple. Remove 8 screws - leaving the two under the microdrives, and
> the top will lift off.
> Note the position of the 6 LED wires (order of black is irrelevant),
> lift the locking clip and remove them.
Thanks.
>
> The membrane will certainly be the problem. S
Tony Firshman a écrit :
> Jerome Vernet wrote:
> Too *cheap* - I think you mean 'expensive' ( 8 - )#
Yes, you're right ;).
>
> Trump Card is an alternative.
I think I will deal with a Trump Card. What do I need with the Trump
card ? A special disk drive ? A special cable ?
Regards.
Jerome
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Tarquin representing ACCUS wrote:
> ACCUS are looking for the contact details of Nasta, I have already tried
> the email address on his website but have had no reply and remember
> Pheobus asking the same question. He said in the past on this list that
> if he had 1000 Euros he would produce a
Jerome Vernet wrote:
> Le 2 avr. 06, à 15:04, Rich Mellor a écrit :
f somebody can provide these suggestion, it will be glad !
>
>> The other option would be to get a disk interface and 3.5" disk drive -
>> these are faily cheap (we have some interfaces in stock although no
>> disk
>> drives).
Jerome Vernet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A long long time ago, nearly 20 year back, I read papers about the new
> Sir Clive system, the QL. I had to wait these 20 years to get one !
>
> So ggoood !
> So here is a boxed QL complete with documentation, original software
> microdrives, originals games on mi
Jerome,
Even if you don't browse for QUANTA, QUANTA will reach out to you. Welcome
to the QL scene. I can offer you membership of QUANTA and any help that its
members and traders are able to give you. If you contact me off list at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with your address,I can send you a membership
P Witte wrote:
> I believe QLib implements its own version of INPUT, PRINT and a few other
> internal commands, so fixing them in SMSQE may not solve the problem.
Unfortunately I have to shatter your believe ;-) I DID "fix" it and it
DID work fine afterwards. Despite the error I even return the st
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jerome Vernet
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Hi,
>
>A long long time ago, nearly 20 year back, I read papers about the new
>Sir Clive system, the QL. I had to wait these 20 years to get one !
>
>So ggoood !
>So here is a boxed QL complete with documentation, original
Le 2 avr. 06, à 17:12, Rich Mellor a écrit :
> On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 15:55:54 +0100, Jerome Vernet
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> <>
>> I saw, the Gold card. They are too cheap for me. No alternative
>> solution ?
>
> Only other alternative is a Trump Card really - cost is £45 plus P&P
> for a
>
On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 15:55:54 +0100, Jerome Vernet
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<>
> I saw, the Gold card. They are too cheap for me. No alternative
> solution ?
Only other alternative is a Trump Card really - cost is £45 plus P&P for a
768K trump card or else you could go for one with less memo
Le 2 avr. 06, à 15:04, Rich Mellor a écrit :
> Welcome to the QL community - we are all very much a friendly bunch
> and no
> doubt someone will offer to make you some new microdrive copies.
>
> I do supply replacement keyboard membranes for the QL and the Spectrum
> via
> my website:
> http://
Marcel writes:
> Dilwyn Jones wrote:
>> INPUT #channel,t$ should fetch a string from a file. Indeed it does
<>
> Anyway, I can fix it by ensuring that only interpreted Basic tries to
> enlarge the buffer, returning the error for compiled programs.
>
> By the way, I did also analyze how Minerva wil
On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 13:41:27 +0100, Jerome Vernet
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A long long time ago, nearly 20 year back, I read papers about the new
> Sir Clive system, the QL. I had to wait these 20 years to get one !
>
> So ggoood !
> So here is a boxed QL complete with documentation,
Hi,
A long long time ago, nearly 20 year back, I read papers about the new
Sir Clive system, the QL. I had to wait these 20 years to get one !
So ggoood !
So here is a boxed QL complete with documentation, original software
microdrives, originals games on microdrive and 4 blank microdrives.
I'
Wolfgang Lenerz schreef:
> On 2 Apr 2006 at 9:07, François Van Emelen wrote:
> (...)
>
>> Using 'input' can return unexpected results even without exceeding
>> the input buffer length.
>
> Hmmm, I wonder whether this is really so unexpected.
>
> On my machine, this prints
>
> -10, 160
>
> (i
Yes, I know that input without LF will freeze the program, I use 'input' to get
fixed format answer from pop3 or 'inkey' inside a loop to get free format
answers.
What I meant is that , for unknown reason, reading from tcp/ip channels lines
containing base64 characters 'freeze' not only the prog
On 2 Apr 2006 at 11:43, Fabrizio Diversi wrote:
> I am really happy if this issue can be solved, because this problems stop me
> to compile with qlib my qpop3 program I use to read and sends e-mails. It
> freeze qpc, regulary during the phase of reading (input from tcp ch) base 64
> mail, forma
ACCUS are looking for the contact details of Nasta, I have already tried
the email address on his website but have had no reply and remember
Pheobus asking the same question. He said in the past on this list that
if he had 1000 Euros he would produce a prototype, ACCUS have a cheque
for the m
I am really happy if this issue can be solved, because this problems stop me to
compile with qlib my qpop3 program I use to read and sends e-mails. It freeze
qpc, regulary during the phase of reading (input from tcp ch) base 64 mail,
format used normally by Phoebus to send mails to the list. It
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