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  1. 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 (github.com/janaite/msx-forth83) 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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr).

    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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr)

    Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...

  2. 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 (github.com/janaite/msx-forth83) 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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr).

    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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr)

    Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...

  3. 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 (github.com/janaite/msx-forth83) 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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr).

    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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr)

    Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...

  4. 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 (github.com/janaite/msx-forth83) 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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr).

    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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr)

    Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...

  5. 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 (github.com/janaite/msx-forth83) 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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr).

    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 (download.file-hunter.com/Progr)

    Aside from that you could use a C compiler like #SDCC or #BDSC under #MSXDOS1 ...

  6. Since I do net yet have any sort of mass-storage device for my physical #MSX machine, I set up a 360KB disk drive in #OpenMSX and am now testing the dutch #WBASS2 #Assembler which I put on a #MSXDOS1 formatted disk (image).

    So here I am, raw writing to the #TMS9918A video port (the "AAAAA" output).

  7. Since I do net yet have any sort of mass-storage device for my physical #MSX machine, I set up a 360KB disk drive in #OpenMSX and am now testing the dutch #WBASS2 #Assembler which I put on a #MSXDOS1 formatted disk (image).

    So here I am, raw writing to the #TMS9918A video port (the "AAAAA" output).

  8. Since I do net yet have any sort of mass-storage device for my physical #MSX machine, I set up a 360KB disk drive in #OpenMSX and am now testing the dutch #WBASS2 #Assembler which I put on a #MSXDOS1 formatted disk (image).

    So here I am, raw writing to the #TMS9918A video port (the "AAAAA" output).

  9. Since I do net yet have any sort of mass-storage device for my physical #MSX machine, I set up a 360KB disk drive in #OpenMSX and am now testing the dutch #WBASS2 #Assembler which I put on a #MSXDOS1 formatted disk (image).

    So here I am, raw writing to the #TMS9918A video port (the "AAAAA" output).

  10. Since I do net yet have any sort of mass-storage device for my physical #MSX machine, I set up a 360KB disk drive in #OpenMSX and am now testing the dutch #WBASS2 #Assembler which I put on a #MSXDOS1 formatted disk (image).

    So here I am, raw writing to the #TMS9918A video port (the "AAAAA" output).

  11. @dirtycommo here's another one I just recorded myself:
    youtu.be/uIHQBdGc-Yk
    An emulated #Toshiba #HX10 #MSX1 booting into #MSXDOS1 and doing a dir listing before running #secdump. :)

  12. @dirtycommo here's another one I just recorded myself:
    youtu.be/uIHQBdGc-Yk
    An emulated #Toshiba #HX10 #MSX1 booting into #MSXDOS1 and doing a dir listing before running #secdump. :)