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You only need the BASIC interpreter to load your program (after you converted it by hand into hexadecimal machine code, which is slow and pretty annoying for big programs), but having an assembler will save you a lot of time. You can also check for an MSX Music and a Moonsound cartridge if you wanna get the best sound from 90s Dutch demos too.įor programming, it's an 8-bit computer, so assembly language is the way to go if you want to make interesting stuff.
#Altair 880 emulator for mac software
>anything I should know about MSX going in? Memory upgrades? Best software to start with? I'd like to try my hand at programming in addition to some games.Ĭheck for an MSX Music cartridge, many games and demos uses it for sound, some producing really nice tunes with it (Some examples : ). I also programmed 29F/C flash ROMs via modified NES carts. Ironically the first practical and working devices that I designed and built for the parallel port just did that but with NES and SNES cartridges. >I really need a ROM reader/programmer so I can dump this font.
#Altair 880 emulator for mac serial
I know but you're were the one who brought it into the discussion first and I have my own experience with one of my favorite ports on a PC which allows for easy interfacing with 7400 logic ICs, as long there's not a problem to run the software.Īnd I originally posted: >However, the original question was about the serial port which has nothing to do with the parallel port.
>ALMOST NO terminals use parallel ports for data transmission to a modem though, so your point is invalid when it comes to USB RS-232 devices.
I'm not sure but I think that I read in the specs that USB3.0 is about 13.7µS long. USB1.1 dataframes are 1ms long and USB2.0 are 125µS long but a IN or OUT instruction on real and modern (SPP) parallel port takes about 1.37µS. Really? You can set every control pin and read every status pin individually?īut there's no way that this can be fast as the real thing. >Linux will let you on almost all parallel port devices, including most USB ones.
>Yes, I said that you weren't allowed to bit bang it in windows.īy default but there are workarounds that just worked great for me and even on (old) computers and weren't mine.
#Altair 880 emulator for mac windows
Not Allowed : Late 90s games and computers, Pentium PCs or more, PPC Macs and up, Windows 95 and later Tolerated : Unknown, unsupported or not really popular post-95 stuff (BeOS, old Linux, stuff like this) We talk about games and the hardware they were made for, either micro, mini or mainframe computers, desktop, tower or all in keyboard package, from the USA, Europe, Japan, or anywhere, if the platform came out before 1995.ĭon't hesitate to share tips, your past (or present) experiences, your new machines, your already existing collection, emulation & hardware advises, as well as shots, ads & flyers, videos, interviews, musics, photos, that kind of stuff.Īllowed : Computers made from the 70s to Windows 3.x (Windows 95 and up not allowed) and their games (of course), peripherals for these computers from any time period (MIDI expanders included)
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