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2788
All, A new version of bt_edit is available here: http://knox.ac.free.fr/files/bt_edit.zip It now includes a cool set of 7 new levels (+ title) conceived by...
a_chevallier
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Jul 1, 2003
10:22 am
2789
Joe Z, all, I was wondering whether the following pseudo-opcode could be implemented in AS1600: BQ $xxxx --> ADDI #delta, R7 (or SUBI #delta, R7) Could be...
a_chevallier
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Jul 10, 2003
3:13 pm
2790
Arnauld, Do we know if it's actually quicker? There are a handful of operations that require an extra cycle if they operate on R7, and I wouldn't be at all...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 10, 2003
4:42 pm
2791
... True. I'm going to test that during the evening or the week-end and let you know about the results. ... Hu... Yes!! Indeed :-) ADDI / SUBI allow longer...
a_chevallier
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Jul 10, 2003
4:59 pm
2792
... Cool. If it works, then you could do a macro for your quick branch pretty easily. ;; absolute unconditional branch MACRO BQ label MVII #%label%, PC ENDM ...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 10, 2003
7:06 pm
2793
... Arnauld, I just tried it, and preliminary testing suggests that MVII #cst, PC is 9 cycles, not 8. Regards, --Joe -- ... Joseph Zbiciak...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 11, 2003
12:15 am
2794
... Interestingly, MVII #cst, R6 seems to be similarly inflicted, taking 9 cycles instead of 8. I'll try to write up better test code and post it to the list...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 11, 2003
12:20 am
2795
... +sigh+ ... Ok. You were right: that was too good to be true. At least, emulators now can be updated with these new measurements :-) Arnauld...
a_chevallier
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Jul 11, 2003
12:31 am
2796
... Yup! Now I'm really curious about INCR PC and ADCR PC. -- ... Joseph Zbiciak http://spatula-city.org/~im14u2c/ Not your average "Joe" R$+@$=W <--...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 11, 2003
12:33 am
2797
Ok, some data: Here's the raw data I collected: test_br 3282 test_mvii_pc 3282 test_mvii_r6 3282 test_mvii_r0 3692 test_incr_pc 4220 ...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 11, 2003
12:59 am
2798
... Sounds like a very reliable way of doing the cycles estimation. My own method [1] is more calculations-based but is certainly not so precise. It should...
a_chevallier
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Jul 11, 2003
2:12 pm
2799
So my initial thoughts on the Intellivision "Direct To TV". I guess the first thing to say is that this is based on my memories of 5 - 10 minutes playing...
Fast Ed
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Jul 14, 2003
5:46 pm
2800
Ed, this is great. Can I use this on the Bodega? I'll give full credit. Thanks James The Intellivsion Bodega ... From: Fast Ed [mailto:fasted@...] ...
The Romano Family
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Jul 14, 2003
5:56 pm
2801
James, Of course you may use the review on the Bodega, I'd be honoured. To save you some work I have put a revised version up on my website (www.decle.co.uk)....
Fast Ed
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Jul 16, 2003
12:41 pm
2802
Hi all once again, Joe, I have done a little bit more work on the document. I do not know if you got my e-mail but I have done more since then. Anyway I am...
Steve
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Jul 21, 2003
8:32 am
2803
Experience the new look and sound of the musical tribute to Intellivision at http://astrosmash.tacrec.com....
Danny
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Jul 23, 2003
6:03 pm
2804
All, The following screenshots of the 'TutorVision' in the last intellivisionlives newsletter (from July) let me a bit confused: ...
a_chevallier
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Jul 29, 2003
10:23 am
2805
It's apparently an INTV, all right, at least according to historical reports I can find on the web. However, the video system must have been beefed up because...
Kyle Davis
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Jul 29, 2003
12:45 pm
2806
... That's actually what IntyOS is doing. But with only up to 64 GRAM cards, of course. That's a bit more than 3 full lines of text. ... True. I haven't...
a_chevallier
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Jul 29, 2003
1:01 pm
2807
... [...] ... I wondered about that as well. My guess is that the Tutorvision actually implements a full set of 256 GRAM cards. Take a look at the Tutorvision...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 29, 2003
4:25 pm
2808
That would be SO useful! You could do bitmapped graphics. I had been wondering if such a thing would be possible to do, it would have made more sense (IMHO)...
R A Worthington
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Jul 29, 2003
4:36 pm
2809
... If you fill the GRAM with a default character set, you have to fill it from somewhere. Thus, you never truly lose the GROM. The GROM in the Inty serves...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 29, 2003
4:40 pm
2810
... I tried something similar in an early version of Spirit. That was supposed to be a rotating 3D cube with full faces, using exclusively colored squares. But...
Arnauld Chevallier
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Jul 29, 2003
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2811
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Joe O'Brien
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Jul 30, 2003
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2812
... Not necessarily - you could just have RAM that has a non-zero startup value. RAM is usually set to zero when you turn the power on, but there's no reason...
R A Worthington
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Jul 30, 2003
1:44 pm
2813
... Actually, most RAM has a garbage value at power-up, often related to whatever value it held before you shut it down if it was a short power-cycle period,...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 30, 2003
2:07 pm
2814
... Could you just put a NOT gate on the input and output of certain bits? ... 512 seems like rather a lot! It would be nice, of course, to have as many as...
R A Worthington
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Jul 30, 2003
2:20 pm
2815
... For something as small as these RAMs in modern technology, it's probably possible. It'd bloat the bit-size though, which is why you'd have to make the...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 30, 2003
2:33 pm
2816
... The sinclair spectrum did that. The colour information was 3 bits foreground, 3 bits background, 1 bit for "bright/dark" and 1 for flashing (ugh!). ... ...
R A Worthington
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Jul 30, 2003
2:47 pm
2817
... I think it looks pretty cool. Why not include it? I wonder how hard a wire-frame cube would be... -- ... Joseph Zbiciak...
Joe Zbiciak
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Jul 31, 2003
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