Re: A86: Re: link port emulation


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Re: A86: Re: link port emulation




ok, cool.  that gets vti to compile.  thank you!
looking thru the code, vti seems to do ALL linking at byte level, it
would take some big changes to make it work at line level & it would
transfer slower.
but i've managed to borrow another ti86, so i don't have to worry about
that any more. :)

symbolic debugging?  how'd that work?  i was wanting to add something
like that too.

-josh

On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 12:41:53 -0600 "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
writes:
>

> VTI, I added some nice stuff like z80 flags and symbolic debugging 
> for z80
> calcs.  Unfortunately, I lost that when my Western Digital (never 
> ever ever
> buy that brand!) hard drive crashed :(
> 
> If I remember correctly, getting it to work with bcb5 is not that 
> hard, just
> some things you wouldn't think of immediately.  Under the tasm 
> options, set
> the hash space size to the maximum, and under compiler set the 
> calling
> convention to J (register).  The project upgrade wizard seems to 
> miss a
> bunch of critical settings like calling convention (gee, that 
> wouldn't be
> important to save, would it?).  That should fix most or all of the 
> errors,
> there are some other random things like standard includes that are 
> missing,
> you just need to add those at the top of the appropriate files.
> 
> If you set Virtual TI to black or serial link, it should emulate in 
> line
> level mode (that's the only way I can see how it would work 
> properly).
> 
> > does anyone know of an emulator that supports line-level link 
> port
> > emulation?
> > vti only supports byte-level emulation and i want to use a 
> different
> > (faster) link protocol
> >
> > alternatively, if anyone knows how to get vti to compile with  
> bcb5 that
> > would help too.
> 
> 
> 
> 


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