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In the RC2014 world, there are SIO boards that have FTDI organized pins.
This allows a bluetooth board that emulates FTDI to plug into the port. Thus
bluetooth connection on siob. About the only…
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At the moment, third party libraries' location are not added explicitly to the include and link search paths during compiles.
This means a library named "foo" would have its header included like th…
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> It looks like you are using the Zeta 2 MMU, which is ideal as a mechanism for this.
I am? Not sure what that is. I basically just copied the standard config for RCZ80. I went through and disable…
vipoo updated
3 weeks ago
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NOTE: I have only rudimentary coding knowledge, and have next to zero knowledge of how the Pi works. So if this Suggestion is dumb - I apologise in advance.
So I'm having a discussion with some peo…
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Intel microprocessor has two undocumented flags in their documentation and a series of instructions both to work with those flags, 16 bit operations and even a software interrupt. All 8085 have those …
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Arrow keys do not seem to work on BBSs I've connected to using term.com. I wonder if the codes it's sending are not what Synchronet or Mystic is expecting.
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Hi Wayne,
I recently had a customer who tried to use my Turbo CPU module on a standard RC2014 kit (with the SIO/2 serial module).
The problem is that on boot up, the serial output initially work…
vipoo updated
2 months ago
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As there's no description of how this hardware is supposed to perform on the GitHub pages, I wonder if you would be able to describe how compatible Yellow MSX is currently with MSX software (bugs, lim…
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It's time to pull newlib out of the attic and reorganise libsrc so that code can be shared in both directions.
Whilst doing this, I think it would be good to allow build parallelisation to work on …
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Just found out about this project. Nice work.
I believe it currently uses a serial interface to talk to the mcu... But could it be adapted to work using a 8bit parallel interface?