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Hi Josh, Unfortunately my Z80MC Front Panel had an issue with an IC, so currently it is waiting for a part. In the meantime I am somewhat familiar with Micro Professor MPF-1 Tiny Basic. The system has

Kerem, I should tell you, I added 2 instructions to Micro Basic.? OUT and INP.? OUT pp,vv? works to output byte vv to port pp. And INP(pp) is a function that returns they byte at input port

Hello Josh, Thank you very much. That’s what I was looking for. Excellent. Regards, Kerem [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Kerem, Hmm, I wonder what happened to the website? Here's the MBasic Manual I downloaded. Cheers,Josh Bensadon

Dave, I was there from the start 8008 in '73 and Altair8800 (8080) December 1974 I was early adopter bleeding edge sort. Period pieces...? Yes they are old but still work as they did then..or

Hey, that's awesome! ?Amazing to talk to someone who was there for all that. ?Even more amazing that you are still doing it on period pieces, with period software! I hadn't heard of the tools you

Hi Dave, I know SDCC is PC based but it inherent PCisms are notable. Its compiler does not produce great code.? It works and runs but you would think on a current generation PC there would be

Mark, That is the exact one I have. got it because it was small and had capability matching some of my larger machines.? Indeed nice kit.? Still putting my usual work stuff on it.? Turbo Pascal

The z180-based pocket computer (I have an essentially identical one called the " Elite SC131 ( https://www.tindie.com/products/tindiescx/sc131-pocket-sized-z180-romwbw-cpm-computer-kit/ ) ") is indeed

yes, indeed, SDCC is PC based, and may not be to the taste of those wishing to be period-accurate and develop on the target systems.? I imagine the vintage compilers are all K&R style?? I should try

That whole process looks to be all PC based/biased. All C code for CP/M? and 8085/z80 I do is using native tools on CP/M systems.? There more than enough disk (uSD) and ram to?run all the native

Dave, Started using C back late '79 using Ron Cains SmallC and soon after BDS C natively on Z80 system. Also have HighTec-C and Nevada C.? Never thought to use SDCC.? However all of the compilers

Hello group! I did build my Z80 Membership Card, and it has been some fun. ?I intended to use it as a basic Z80 cpu board in an unrelated project, but figured I should play with it in its native form

The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /dave-sdcc-stdio/stdio-cpm-example-20241207a.zip (

Yes same here... Also because it runs classic TECO command scripts. Getting disparate platforms (outside of Unix) to do similar things the same or very similar ways? was a major issue when on a

I agree. VEDIT is my favorite editor, and I still used it today. It works in both DOS and CP/M systems, and is configurable enough to handle all the different terminals I have used. Lee -- Excellence

Hi Herb, I know the CUG and a few others.? I was running Pascal and C (tinyC, SmallC, BDS C) on Z80 back when they first hit the streets.? As a result I collected many C compilers native to

I was responding a bit late, while my membership in this list was in process. Things resolved since. Allison said: OK, I see that consideration. Another dodge I use to extract bytes is integer

Hi Allison: Thanks for explaining. It seemed like both issues were the issue. :) Peace and blessings, JQ

Scott, What you missed is first I needed a assembler that can handle ZMCV15.ASM even though I had LST, HEX output in the zip file.? ?Reason is so I could then understand the?code and recreate it