FujiNet-Programmierung II--Gibt es noch Fragen?

[tschak909]

Hallo zusammen,
FROHES NEUES JAHR! (Frohes neues Bier?)

Hat jemand den neuesten FujiNet-Programmierartikel gelesen? Hat jemand irgendwelche Fragen? Kann ich irgendetwas klären?

-Thom

[cas]

Hallo zusammen,
FROHES NEUES JAHR! (Frohes neues Bier?) :D

Hat jemand den neuesten FujiNet-Programmierartikel gelesen? Hat jemand irgendwelche Fragen? Kann ich irgendetwas klären?

-Thom

Danke für die Artikel. Und ja, es wird Fragen geben, aber erst wenn ich wieder Zeit finde, an meinem Gemini/Mercury Client weiter zu arbeiten (Holger Bommer hat hier auch ein Projekt).

Ich habe auch einige Lücken und mögliche Fehler in der Dokomentation der API gefunden, die werde ich noch anfragen.

Was (mir) fehlt ist Zeit um mit dem Fujinet zu arbeiten.

[tschak909]

Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, um Fehler in der Dokumentation zu finden. Ich neige dazu, Dinge in sehr kurzen Abständen zu schreiben, so dass mir tatsächlich Fehler passieren können

-Thom

[atarixle]

Ich habe gleich zwei Fragen:

Kriege ich das N: device unter Turbo-BASIC zum Laufen?

Wie muss die cc65-Konfiguration sein, damit Speicherplatz für das N: device frei bleibt (die einzige Konfig, die ich habe, lässt keinen Platz dafür). Ich habe nämlich viele Ideen für Internetprogramme, die auf lang erarbeitete Techniken aus BOSS-X basieren.

[tschak909]

1. Yes. Use dmsc's relocatable fork of turbo basic. There is a disk on apps.irata.online in the Languages folder.

2. For C apps, just do SIO calls directly, as the CIO handler is just a pass through. There are plenty of examples in the fujinet-apps repo on Github.

-Thom

[Erhard]

Hi,

I can remember you asking about writing a new article end of last year, but up to now I was completely unaware that you did so.

Hence I did not yet read this new programming manual. I will still have to find it. If it is on the latest ABBUC magazine - I only started reading the mag and couldn't go on due to lack of time. I am not on AA and even searching this ABBUC website is too time consuming. I wish it c/would send an email upon a new thread being started like it does for new posts in a marked thread.

A friend started re-writing the FN tools for the A8 in plain assembler while I perform testing the tools and testing SIO calls manually using a debugger, which provides some enlightening But the project does not go on fast because he lacks of time as well.

Btw, only recently I stumbled over some maybe false information in the docs: for reading mounted D: slots / writing D: slots to be mounted the docs say "read=0 and write=1". But the FN seems to handle it the other way round (read=1 and write=0). Maybe you can look into things and tell me if I am wrong or right?

All the best for the new year to everybody.

Erhard

[cas]

I wish it c/would send an email upon a new thread being started like it does for new posts in a marked thread.

Hi Erhard,

you can subscribe to a forum board and then select in your notification settings "Someone creates a topic in a forum to which you are subscribed " to send you an email whenever a new thread is opened.

Greetings

Carsten

[atarixle]

1. Yes. Use dmsc's relocatable fork of turbo basic. There is a disk on apps.irata.online in the Languages folder.

I cannot find a disk in there (Atari > Languages > Turbo BASIC). Just an empty folder ...

[tschak909]

There was an image there (based on connect4), wonder where it went?

Kay Savetz wrote a connect four game in Turbo Basic XL. There is a copy of it in /Atari_8-bit/Games/connect4.atr on apps.irata.online. It uses LiteDOS.

It seems to complain if I try to put it e.g. on mydos, so I guess the relocation is very fragile with both Turbo BASIC and NDEV.

Once we figure out a good combination that will work, I will put it in that folder.

-Thom

[atarixle]

Thank you! I will try to find it tomorrow.