I've come across two cartridge copies of Computer War in recent months, and neither of them works. This is surprising because I'd say 99% (no pun intended) of...
This may not help but Art Green's commented source code for his Macro Assembler is on the swpb site as TIstuff.zip under Source files. It is disk 22. Jacques ...
I would be willing to bet that the carts have Eproms that have been zapped. I know from experience that those chips are not the hardiest... Keith Bergman...
A lot of times those 3rd Party carts did not align to the cart port correctly. Try putting the cartridge to the far right of the cartridge port and then...
You aren't running a V2.2 console, are you? ;) Pull up a debugger and dump the cartridge space at c>6000 to c>6100. Look at g>6000 and see if there is anything...
I have had similar experiences with the DataBioTics cartridges, specifically QMAZE. The Computer War carts I've owned have never had that problem though? ... ...
Are these DataBioTics carts in the Atarisoft type shell? The triangular (ish) ones? I often had trouble with Donkey Kong, I guess because as I recall it...
Stuart, Thierry Nouspikel's "The TI-99/4A Tech Pages" have commented disassembly's of the Mini Memory and Editor Assembler cartridges, but I don't recall if a...
Does anyone know if it is possible to turn a Myarc 32k only card into a 32/128 or 512K card ? And if so where would one find that particular info? Thanks Marc...
Not meaning to be abrasive here, and I'll drop it if so, but I was pretty shocked to see there was so little interest in a compiler that's 98% complete. I...
We're all sitting here with baited breath waiting for news. Lack of response was due to the falling off of chairs in surprise and joy. Greg ... [Non-text...
Nil desperandum, Mike. Lack of response doesn't mean lack of interest, it usually means that those interested just haven't responded yet. And over the years...
I'll help all I can. I've been "lurking" waiting for others to jump in first. I remember converting PDP-11 assembly code to 9900, in an effort to port a game...
Not to steal Mike's thunder but GCC is the "open source C compiler" that the world uses to make programs for *nix and *indows without paying the man for their...
GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection The GNU Compiler Collection includes front ends for C, C++, Objective-C, Fortran, Java, and Ada, as well as libraries for...
Don't give the man a fish, teach him to fish. Google "gcc" and the first hit is the following: GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection - GNU Project - Free Software...
Yes, one of our biggest roadblocks porting software to the TI was that our compilers were sorely lacking in functionality. Porting GCC gives us the ability to...
All right.. thanks everyone. I should note that I wasn't making a product announcement, but a request for interested parties to join the discussion and help...
I'll second Hal, I especially appreciate your work with the keyboard replacement. As to the compiler, I've been looking at it, but haven't made enough progress...
OK, so since I "sorta" know C, if you want any feedback or whatever from a comparative newbie, I'm certainly happy to play around with some basic code, see if...
Haven't tried it recently, but get a Navarone Cartridge Expander, the Computer Wars module, the E/A module and a copy of the Debug utility on the E/A disk. Put...