This disc contains Z80 source code for a number of well-known programs, for apprentice programmers to study and learn from. All of the files are in Protext format and were written for Arnor's excellent Maxam 1.5 assembler. You won't be able to use them with Turbo Assembler (at least, not the current version), so don't bother trying. Although the source code is not intended to be reused verbatim or reassembled - indeed, some programs (such as the BTL 3 intro and PowerSpell) require additional resources before they will work properly - you are welcome to write for permission should you find a routine you can't live without. Side B of the disc also contains several subroutines that you are free to use in your own programs. Standard "Almost PD" conditions apply to all software on this disc: it may not be distributed commercially or semi-commercially without written permission from the author, and although you are welcome to copy it on an individual basis, you should copy the whole disc rather than just individual files. Happy hacking! Source code files on side A - IMAGE .SRC ImagePrint - printer output enhancer
- MACBUGS .SRC MacBugs - meeting demo
- ORGANISE.SRC Desktop Organise - disc cataloguing system for DES
- PLUS8BIT.SRC Patch to enable CPC Plus 8-bit printer port
- SDOS1 .SRC S-DOS v1 - simple DOS (co-written by Rob Scott)
- SPELL .SRC PowerSpell - user-friendly spell-checker
- TAMSIN .SRC BTL 3 intro - the one with Tamsin the Wonder Cat
- TEXTREAD.SRC EuroWACCI text reader (see .DOC file)
- TOOLKIT .SRC AA Toolkit - collection of RSXs
- PRO-EXT .SRC Pro-Ext v1.5 - main program
- EDIT .SRC font editor RSXs
- GRAPHICS.SRC graphic conversion RSXs
- COMMS .SRC Charley's Comms ROM - main program
- BBS .MOD bulletin board commands
- CONTROL .MOD serial interface control
- FILE .MOD file upload/download
- LIBRARY .MOD LBR file manipulation
- SIO .MOD serial input/output
- SUBROUT .MOD common subroutines
- TERMINAL.MOD terminal emulator
Source code files on side B: - BANKS . Read/write byte to extra memory
- CRC . CRC calculation routine
- CRTC . Set CRTC register
- DIVIDE . Divide HL by BC, returning rounded result in DE
- FADEL2H . Fade low screen to high screen
- FADESCR . Fade high screen to background
- HEXINP1 . Input 1 hex byte
- HEXINP2 . Input 2 hex bytes
- INPUTF . Input filename
- KEYSCAN . Scan all keys on keyboard
- MODE1TO2. Convert MODE 1 screen to MODE 2
- MK$PARAM. Make string parameter for RSX
- MULTI . Multiply HL by A
- NLINE . Go to next pixel line down
- PDECA .SPC Print A as spaced decimal
- PDECHL . Print HL as unspaced decimal
- PHEX . Print A or HL as hex
- PSG . Send sound chip register
- PSTRING . Print string
- READREG . Read sound chip register
- SPCSCAN . Scan keyboard for space bar only
- SPECCONV. Convert Spectrum-sized screen
- UCASE . Convert A to upper case
- WINLOAD . Load Advanced Art Studio window
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Page créée en 211 millisecondes et consultée 1925 foisL'Amstrad CPC est une machine 8 bits à base d'un Z80 à 4MHz. Le premier de la gamme fut le CPC 464 en 1984, équipé d'un lecteur de cassettes intégré il se plaçait en concurrent du Commodore C64 beaucoup plus compliqué à utiliser et plus cher. Ce fut un réel succès et sorti cette même années le CPC 664 équipé d'un lecteur de disquettes trois pouces intégré. Sa vie fut de courte durée puisqu'en 1985 il fut remplacé par le CPC 6128 qui était plus compact, plus soigné et surtout qui avait 128Ko de RAM au lieu de 64Ko. |
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