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Date: Oct 17, 2006 04:41
> Very true. But I'm hoping someone will want to add this to their
> collection. I've got too much stuff and too little space (and seemingly
> not enough time to go through it all), so this is another small start
> at trying to pare down my collection.
I know how it is to have Too Much Stuff. And I've finally got the time
to dig into my own house-sized box-o-crap, having already gotten rid of
the biggest and most useless things (like a bunch of random VGA
monitors).
> I'd hate to toss it out.
But you really should know about this...
http://search.half.ebay.com/basic-computer-games-ahl_W0QQmZbooks
They're cool, but not very rare. The second volume, or even a "TRS-80
Edition" would be much rarer. (I have a TRS-80 Edition of the second
volume, but not the regular edition.) You would probably do better
offering it as a freebie on craigslist or freecycle. At least you
wouldn't have to pay listing fees.
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Author: Scott SmithScott Smith
Date: Oct 5, 2006 19:10
Software Development Wanted
For Developers, Employers, Sellers, Marketplace, Companies, Jobs, software
Wanted, software for sale, software needed, custom Software, sharware,
freeware, pocket, handheld, and tablet software, new compilers, code and
source help all lanuages, are just a small part of whats listed here,
Public website
http://members.aol.com/scott93727/ppcapps.htm
URL
http://groups.google.com/group/software-development-wanted
Email
software-development-wanted@ googlegroups.com
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Author: newsnews
Date: Oct 2, 2006 01:32
FauMarz wrote:
> I could do that, but it would require quite a lot of time, because I have to
> unterstand deeply how the interpreter works to add a new keyword... I can
> do that, but I'm a bit shy...
I can understand your reaction, but in fact you don't have to add any
new keywords (OPENUP and EXT# already exist in Brandy) 'just' modify
the existing code. I'm not suggesting it would be easy, but very
worthwhile.
> I've found out that the BPUT# and BGET# functions both work with the serial
> port; the EXT# command does not work; the OPENUP does not support the
> configuration.
So if you can't use OPENUP how do you obtain the file handle that BPUT#
and BGET# need? Does Brandy use native Linux file handles?
Richard.
http://www.rtrussell.co.uk/
To reply by email change 'news' to my forename.
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Author: newsnews
Date: Oct 1, 2006 07:04
FauMarz wrote:
> Anyone has an idea on how I can proceed?
> Is there any library or tips to use the serial ports in another way?
Possibly not the answer you wanted, but have you considered modifying
Brandy's source code to support the OPENUP"COM1:9600,n,8,1" syntax, and
the use of EXT# with serial ports, when running under Linux? Not only
would that solve your problem but it would be a useful extension to
Brandy and improve its compatibility with BBC BASIC for Windows.
Richard.
http://www.rtrussell.co.uk/
To reply by email change 'news' to my forename.
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