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tenox7 / aclock

ascii analog clock for text console displays and terminals and terminal emulators
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New ports #1

Closed cracyc closed 4 years ago

cracyc commented 7 years ago

Aclock for Convergent CTOS aclock-ctos.zip

Aclock for iRMX, binary is for iRMX II 286 ACLOCK-irmx.zip

tenox7 commented 7 years ago

Thank you! I have added it to the incoming queue and process with other entries! Any chance for a picture of physical machine running these? Or have you build these on an emulator?

cracyc commented 7 years ago

Both from emulators. I know of only one person who has an 286 Intel system 310 that can run iRMX but he's way to busy to try and do that (and since it has no video output it wouldn't look much different anyway). CTOS is just from the 386AT version, the floppies are from bitsavers. The binary should work on the Burroughs Ngen but I don't have one to test. I'm also going to try to compile it for the Olivetti M20 which is interesting as, I believe, the only widely available Zilog Z8000 computer, there's a cross compiler at http://www.z80ne.com/m20/sections/download/z8kgcc/z8kgcc.html.

cracyc commented 7 years ago

Here's an M20 PCOS port. aclock-m20-pcos.zip It seems to only work on PCOS 2+, possibly a limitation of the c library.

plainspooky commented 7 years ago

Is necessary to new ports be written in C?

tenox7 commented 7 years ago

Great question. I would say that Aclock should be written in language that is most native to the given platform. Most operating systems are written in C hence the choice of language. However if a certain operating system is written in another language then by all means yes. For instance Singularity OS is a C# monstrosity and therefore uses C# version of Aclock. Similarly if you were to port Aclock to a Lisp Machine then it would have to be written in Lisp.

plainspooky commented 6 years ago

I created yesterday a pull request for my MSX-DOS version.

tenox7 commented 6 years ago

Thank you very much! This is very exciting. I going to look at it shortly.

plainspooky commented 6 years ago

Nice! I've added both binary and disk image at my forked repository.

tenox7 commented 6 years ago

Thank you. Apologies for not merging it, I'm currently pre-occupied with another project. I will look in to this in a few days.

plainspooky commented 6 years ago

No problems!

tenox7 commented 4 years ago

@cracyc & @plainspooky can you do a Pull Request to this repo? I think it would be better as you will be credited with it. Thanks!

plainspooky commented 4 years ago

Ok!

plainspooky commented 4 years ago

A better answer now...I'm going to check the MSX-DOS.... And I'm not sure if have made changes since this PR (I did like the overall performance, so try few improvements. By the way that's a nice idea test my code with Arabic and Korean MSX models as well.

tenox7 commented 4 years ago

Oh nice!

Also you can easily check if any chances were made using git fetch.

plainspooky commented 4 years ago

I submitted a new PR from my forked repo. I've tried to do this directly but got an "ERROR: Permission to tenox7/aclock.git denied to plainspooky"...

tenox7 commented 4 years ago

pulled! thank you!!!!!!!!!!