#f83 — Public Fediverse posts
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I'm currently checking out options for doing a little coding on a #MSX1 system (real and emulated, when abroad). There's an adapted #F83 #Forth here (https://github.com/janaite/msx-forth83/tree/master) but while it's working, it's not optimized for 40 colum mode. And on MSX1 you only have 40 columns.
Then there's a #BASIC compiler from the former, dutch "#MSX #Club #Gouda" named #Mozart which compiles your MSX BASIC code and gives you some speed improvement - it's here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Mozart%20-%20Compilador%20BASIC%20para%20MSX%20(1990)(Cibertron%20Software)(br).zip).
And, of course there's #TurboPascal3 for MSX which does support 40 column mode (run TINST.COM to set up screen). It's also here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Turbo%20Pascal%203.01a.DSK.zip)
Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...
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I'm currently checking out options for doing a little coding on a #MSX1 system (real and emulated, when abroad). There's an adapted #F83 #Forth here (https://github.com/janaite/msx-forth83/tree/master) but while it's working, it's not optimized for 40 colum mode. And on MSX1 you only have 40 columns.
Then there's a #BASIC compiler from the former, dutch "#MSX #Club #Gouda" named #Mozart which compiles your MSX BASIC code and gives you some speed improvement - it's here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Mozart%20-%20Compilador%20BASIC%20para%20MSX%20(1990)(Cibertron%20Software)(br).zip).
And, of course there's #TurboPascal3 for MSX which does support 40 column mode (run TINST.COM to set up screen). It's also here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Turbo%20Pascal%203.01a.DSK.zip)
Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...
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I'm currently checking out options for doing a little coding on a #MSX1 system (real and emulated, when abroad). There's an adapted #F83 #Forth here (https://github.com/janaite/msx-forth83/tree/master) but while it's working, it's not optimized for 40 colum mode. And on MSX1 you only have 40 columns.
Then there's a #BASIC compiler from the former, dutch "#MSX #Club #Gouda" named #Mozart which compiles your MSX BASIC code and gives you some speed improvement - it's here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Mozart%20-%20Compilador%20BASIC%20para%20MSX%20(1990)(Cibertron%20Software)(br).zip).
And, of course there's #TurboPascal3 for MSX which does support 40 column mode (run TINST.COM to set up screen). It's also here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Turbo%20Pascal%203.01a.DSK.zip)
Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...
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I'm currently checking out options for doing a little coding on a #MSX1 system (real and emulated, when abroad). There's an adapted #F83 #Forth here (https://github.com/janaite/msx-forth83/tree/master) but while it's working, it's not optimized for 40 colum mode. And on MSX1 you only have 40 columns.
Then there's a #BASIC compiler from the former, dutch "#MSX #Club #Gouda" named #Mozart which compiles your MSX BASIC code and gives you some speed improvement - it's here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Mozart%20-%20Compilador%20BASIC%20para%20MSX%20(1990)(Cibertron%20Software)(br).zip).
And, of course there's #TurboPascal3 for MSX which does support 40 column mode (run TINST.COM to set up screen). It's also here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Turbo%20Pascal%203.01a.DSK.zip)
Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...
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I'm currently checking out options for doing a little coding on a #MSX1 system (real and emulated, when abroad). There's an adapted #F83 #Forth here (https://github.com/janaite/msx-forth83/tree/master) but while it's working, it's not optimized for 40 colum mode. And on MSX1 you only have 40 columns.
Then there's a #BASIC compiler from the former, dutch "#MSX #Club #Gouda" named #Mozart which compiles your MSX BASIC code and gives you some speed improvement - it's here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Mozart%20-%20Compilador%20BASIC%20para%20MSX%20(1990)(Cibertron%20Software)(br).zip).
And, of course there's #TurboPascal3 for MSX which does support 40 column mode (run TINST.COM to set up screen). It's also here (https://download.file-hunter.com/Program%20language/Turbo%20Pascal%203.01a.DSK.zip)
Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...
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I guess I'm a little lost here ...
so I am currently trying to get the CP/M version of #F83 #Forth by #Laxen and #Perry to do what I want.
The problem is that I can use BLOCK, UPDATE and SAVE-BUFFERS and any new data written to a block is preserved for the current session. But as soon as I quit Forth and call it up again, using the block file I've just modified, the changes are gone as if they have never been written to disk.
Any ideas?!
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I guess I'm a little lost here ...
so I am currently trying to get the CP/M version of #F83 #Forth by #Laxen and #Perry to do what I want.
The problem is that I can use BLOCK, UPDATE and SAVE-BUFFERS and any new data written to a block is preserved for the current session. But as soon as I quit Forth and call it up again, using the block file I've just modified, the changes are gone as if they have never been written to disk.
Any ideas?!
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I guess I'm a little lost here ...
so I am currently trying to get the CP/M version of #F83 #Forth by #Laxen and #Perry to do what I want.
The problem is that I can use BLOCK, UPDATE and SAVE-BUFFERS and any new data written to a block is preserved for the current session. But as soon as I quit Forth and call it up again, using the block file I've just modified, the changes are gone as if they have never been written to disk.
Any ideas?!
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I guess I'm a little lost here ...
so I am currently trying to get the CP/M version of #F83 #Forth by #Laxen and #Perry to do what I want.
The problem is that I can use BLOCK, UPDATE and SAVE-BUFFERS and any new data written to a block is preserved for the current session. But as soon as I quit Forth and call it up again, using the block file I've just modified, the changes are gone as if they have never been written to disk.
Any ideas?!
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I guess I'm a little lost here ...
so I am currently trying to get the CP/M version of #F83 #Forth by #Laxen and #Perry to do what I want.
The problem is that I can use BLOCK, UPDATE and SAVE-BUFFERS and any new data written to a block is preserved for the current session. But as soon as I quit Forth and call it up again, using the block file I've just modified, the changes are gone as if they have never been written to disk.
Any ideas?!
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I'm not proud of this, but I was in a hurry and it works (now the clock cycle police are after me 🚔 )...
EDIT: to put the icing on the cake, I re-named it 8RSHIFT ... gotta go ...
#F83
#Forth
#QuickAndDirty
#AndYouWantItDirty
#RetroProgramming
#HowNotToDoIt -
I'm not proud of this, but I was in a hurry and it works (now the clock cycle police are after me 🚔 )...
EDIT: to put the icing on the cake, I re-named it 8RSHIFT ... gotta go ...
#F83
#Forth
#QuickAndDirty
#AndYouWantItDirty
#RetroProgramming
#HowNotToDoIt -
I'm not proud of this, but I was in a hurry and it works (now the clock cycle police are after me 🚔 )...
EDIT: to put the icing on the cake, I re-named it 8RSHIFT ... gotta go ...
#F83
#Forth
#QuickAndDirty
#AndYouWantItDirty
#RetroProgramming
#HowNotToDoIt -
I'm not proud of this, but I was in a hurry and it works (now the clock cycle police are after me 🚔 )...
EDIT: to put the icing on the cake, I re-named it 8RSHIFT ... gotta go ...
#F83
#Forth
#QuickAndDirty
#AndYouWantItDirty
#RetroProgramming
#HowNotToDoIt -
I'm not proud of this, but I was in a hurry and it works (now the clock cycle police are after me 🚔 )...
EDIT: to put the icing on the cake, I re-named it 8RSHIFT ... gotta go ...
#F83
#Forth
#QuickAndDirty
#AndYouWantItDirty
#RetroProgramming
#HowNotToDoIt -
So #gForth has been inspired by #VolksForth which is based on #F83 - is this roughly correct?!
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So #gForth has been inspired by #VolksForth which is based on #F83 - is this roughly correct?!
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So #gForth has been inspired by #VolksForth which is based on #F83 - is this roughly correct?!
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So #gForth has been inspired by #VolksForth which is based on #F83 - is this roughly correct?!
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So #gForth has been inspired by #VolksForth which is based on #F83 - is this roughly correct?!