I'd like to see a picture of this critter. Chris Schneider <clschneider@...> wrote: I have been discussing the option of obtaining all the necessary...
Having spent two weeks in Toronto in as many months (for the most part in meetings at the downtown Sheraton), I thought it might be appropriate to wish our...
How about, sales taxes actually going down somewhere. I don't expect to see
that in my neck of the woods. In fact, ours are going up a half percent
today. ...
No problems with either of mine (32K no speech and 32K speech), using the cards that came with each CF7+, and my existing SanDisk ImageMate reader that I...
... This is where I have the problem - when I pull a file back from the card, it is twice the size of when it went out. And, upon inspection of the file,...
I will be setting up a website for all to register for these. I will find a way to try and keep the cost down of course. This card will be much easier to...
I did check the data file and confirmed that all 400 DF/254 records are intact and consuming the right number of sectors. Just to be on the safe side I also...
What I do is drop a blank disk file in mess dsk1 and the other dsk2 file in the other and I copy over to the 90,180,or 360k disk blank.It runs fine after I run...
... Well, I just tried the vol1.dsk file that came with the software. It transferred over to the TI fine. I can run CATALOG and EXAMPLE, create the disk, etc. ...
I noticed something about these large files, thanks to a TI Forth disk. Halfway through the file, it is a 2nd dump of the same file, missing every other byte. ...
... Someone sent me their cf2dsk, and it produces the same output. The two exe's compared the same with an fc/b. ... Ben http://journal4cs.blogspot.com/ ...
What's the cost of a pre-assembled version is what some ponder. Very interesting item. Chris Schneider <clschneider@...> wrote: I will be setting up...
... Is this a CF card that came with the device? If not, what's the brand and model? There's standards compliant CF devices and there's an unofficial "CF+",...
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http://www.homebrewcpu.com/ This is just too much - this guy has built his own mini computer, including processor, ENTIRELY with TTL logic!!!! Awesome! Mark ...
... Yes, this came with the adapter - a Canon Compactflash card FC-32M. And it seems to work fine on the TI side, and the PC can write disk volumes to it that...
Let's start over... The ONLY problem on the TI with the compact flash is the CFINFO/O program doesn't show anything. The problem is when reading a file from...
I have found a sector editor for Windows. It shows volume 1 from sector 0 to sector 409,600, with data at even bytes and >E5 at odd bytes. The >CD being...
Is there a decent tutorial or walk through about using the DEBUG program that came with the E/A package? Or, can anyone suggest a good debugger for assembly...
... including processor, ENTIRELY with TTL logic!!!! ... Yeah, I found out about that when it got slash-dotted. Very cool! He's running a webserver on it, and...
I used to own one such piece of "special hardware". It was invaluable when I was learning assembler, as it gave me single step mode in both the regular...
... I usually stay away from debuggers ('cause I don't write buggy code :). Seriously, just don't write code ;) Ok, ok - I never liked TI Debug much, but found...
... I'm finding I don't like TI's DEBUG much either. Two main problems I've found with it that make it real inconvenient: 1. There is no way to know where...
The effective address of the @DIGITS(R1) operand is computed by adding the immediate value (ie. address) of the DIGITS label to the contents of R1. You...
How about a TMS9900 in TTL? The TI990/10 minicomputer originally had a CPU made of two boards filled with TTL chips, later put on a wafer to become the 9900. ...
That's probably what's happening, I'll run a test. It just seems odd though, because to get the address of a label into a register, you would do something...
But if DIGITS is intend to be variable you could just turn things around: MOV @DIGITS,R1 MOVB @R4LB,@BASE10(R1) this saves the extra instruction needed. Fred ...
Matthew, The way I read this: MOVB @R4LB,@DIGITS( R1) Is: Move the byte AT R4LB, to the address calculated by PEEKING the address calculated by adding the...
Yes, DIGITS was intended to be a variable. The problem is, I didn't want the function to be aware of the buffer (BASE10), so the address of BASE10 is passed...
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