MaxCoderz

Ah, forgot to post here that it's been implemented. If applications (or the kernel, before it launches an application) register a safe exit routine and a stack pointer by calling interrupt_register_break, you can kill the application at all times by holding Enter and pressing the ON key. This should...

The parser is utter crap from a C novice (I'm still learning, sorry ), but the scanner is somewhat alright, and it works quite alright for our Vera source Anyway, suggestions for improvements are of course welcome, as well as contributions...

And since I'm not the guy who's writing the program and have no idea of what is involved, I feel it's my right to demand all kinds of crazy features. :D Right you are, of course... I'll get to it asap ;) To be honest, I've been thinking about something similar. Following the XSLT tradition, I shoul...

For the time being the safest and most portable option is still C/C++. :lol: It's completely insane, but you're absolutely right... So, you're not going to work with Java because apearently everybody hates it, which leaves .NET -- and hoping that Mono will get there "some day" -- or writi...

What the hell? How do you get Java to be so buggy..? I use Eclipse fairly regularly nowadays, and I'm starting to appreciate it more and more. Same goes for Java as a language and as a system. I don't really understand how so many people can hate it so much :) And please, don't integrate with Visual...

I usually just Google for a random z80 opcode reference when I need one, but this time I happened to be on WikiTi...

You're against using Java, or you don't have experience with Java? It's not that much different once you know C#. Mainly just a different library to work against.

Ben, I've had a crazy idea. Not to put you out of business or anything (;)) but why don't you try to write a plugin for Eclipse that handles templates for new projects, assembles with Brass, and can run your application with the emulator of your choice? Using Eclipse instead of your own IDE could gi...

I guess we should be grateful for that
Anyway, it's working. See mailinglist for details.

Really? Why aren't those opcodes in the WikiTi?

Thanks!

Edit: Never mind, really stupid question

Q 16-bit register: bc, de, hl/ix/iy, sp

My God, I totally missed that thread! Awesome snippets! :) Anyway, using key combinations could be a better idea, because our console code isn't uhm... shall we call it "thread safe"*? :) I've just been playing with adding a menu, but of course it screws up the screen (which is fine if you...

There's still a bunch of routines in the API website ( http://api.timendus.com/ ) of which some could be useful, and others could get updated with versions in this thread. I'm not really working on the API anymore, and I'm not even sure if the current non-stable version will compile, but feel free t...

I want to get the stack pointer. How do I do that? There's a ld sp,hl opcode according to WikiTi, but not the other way around...

I understand that, but then you'd have to do some serious stack magic to kill the program, or else you'd use some kind of flag and the program has to poll the flag; same problem. Would it be something like ld hl,safeExit call interrupt_register_break ; Dangerous code with stack shit and everything B...

I just did, and it is nice. Would you like me to spread the news to other sites, or just leave it here? I don't really mind very much, seeing that it hardly does anything, but perhaps it would be good to work on public relations a bit. Do as you see fit :) @Jim: What do you mean by a "false re...