Aley Keprt wrote:
> This was a joke?
> Uncompressing 800kb file isn't a matter of milliseconds on
> low-end SimCoupe machines (200MHz CPU).
It's only done when inserting a disk - not as tho it's part of the main
emulation loop - so what's the problem?
Perhaps we could add a '-impatient' command-
> Aley Keprt wrote:
> > Yes, I suppose this feature has gone when you added GZip
> > support where you don't know the size of uncompressed image.
>
> Well, for a general size test you could gzseek to a position large
> enough to cover the files you're likely to be handling, and see what it
> retu
Aley Keprt wrote:
> Yes, I suppose this feature has gone when you added GZip
> support where you don't know the size of uncompressed image.
Well, for a general size test you could gzseek to a position large
enough to cover the files you're likely to be handling, and see what it
returns as the off
> Jarek Adamski wrote:
> > 1. Does SAM emulators support the "MV - CPC" format
> > for "*.DSK" files? (Used e.g. to store ZX+3 disks.)
>
> No, 'fraid not - should be easy enough to knock up a conversion utility
> for standard format disks though.
>
> I do remember looking at using a CPC disk for
Jarek Adamski wrote:
> 1. Does SAM emulators support the "MV - CPC" format
> for "*.DSK" files? (Used e.g. to store ZX+3 disks.)
No, 'fraid not - should be easy enough to knock up a conversion utility
for standard format disks though.
I do remember looking at using a CPC disk format for protecte
Hi!
My qestions are:
1. Does SAM emulators support the "MV - CPC" format
for "*.DSK" files? (Used e.g. to store ZX+3 disks.)
2. What will happen when I "insert" a 720kB raw ".DSK"
diskimage? (I would like it to be seen as 2 sides of 80
tracks of 9 sectors [1..9] of 512 bytes.)
BTW I've made
