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DMONDEMO - Yet Another DHGR Image Demo in Aztec C Available For Download
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Bill Buckels
Feb 16, 2013, 9:50:01 PM2/16/13
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DMONDEMO - Yet Another Apple II DHGR (Double Hi-Res) Image Demo Sampler in
Aztec C is now available for download from the Aztec C Website at the
following link:
http://www.aztecmuseum.ca/dmondemo.zip
A couple of disk images with demos in BASIC are also included so as not to
leave anyone out.
The documentation for DMONDEMO is also available online as a pdf from the
Aztec C Website at the following link:
http://www.aztecmuseum.ca/dmondemo.pdf
Included in the pdf are some of my ramblings about DHGR and some of the
Aztec C source code for the programs on the demo disks.
A complete overhaul of my AppleX Aztec C MS-DOS Cross-compiler Distribution
for ProDOS 8 was long overdue. As I now near completion of this momentous
task and prepare to unleash a plethora of advice and a paucity of assistance
and cool stuff upon my unsuspecting public, in matters related to the
production of Aztec C programs for the Apple II, I have prepared a number of
new programs (to demonstrate the many additions to the AppleX
link-libraries), many new and improved utilities, and disk images of my new
programs.
Today I finished one of these many new collections of disk image demos,
"DOMONDEMO", and have decided to release this collection in advance of my
new version of AppleX, as a preview of things yet to come.
I hope you enjoy the demo and I look forward to sharing the rest of the
demos and other goodies that come with the new version of AppleX which
should be online and available for download shortly.
I should mention that the website has no links to any of this on its pages
but that doesn't mean you can't distribute this freely... I just haven't had
time to update the website yet.
And Have Fun!
Bill Buckels
Aztec C is now available for download from the Aztec C Website at the
following link:
http://www.aztecmuseum.ca/dmondemo.zip
A couple of disk images with demos in BASIC are also included so as not to
leave anyone out.
The documentation for DMONDEMO is also available online as a pdf from the
Aztec C Website at the following link:
http://www.aztecmuseum.ca/dmondemo.pdf
Included in the pdf are some of my ramblings about DHGR and some of the
Aztec C source code for the programs on the demo disks.
A complete overhaul of my AppleX Aztec C MS-DOS Cross-compiler Distribution
for ProDOS 8 was long overdue. As I now near completion of this momentous
task and prepare to unleash a plethora of advice and a paucity of assistance
and cool stuff upon my unsuspecting public, in matters related to the
production of Aztec C programs for the Apple II, I have prepared a number of
new programs (to demonstrate the many additions to the AppleX
link-libraries), many new and improved utilities, and disk images of my new
programs.
Today I finished one of these many new collections of disk image demos,
"DOMONDEMO", and have decided to release this collection in advance of my
new version of AppleX, as a preview of things yet to come.
I hope you enjoy the demo and I look forward to sharing the rest of the
demos and other goodies that come with the new version of AppleX which
should be online and available for download shortly.
I should mention that the website has no links to any of this on its pages
but that doesn't mean you can't distribute this freely... I just haven't had
time to update the website yet.
And Have Fun!
Bill Buckels
magnusfalkirk
Feb 17, 2013, 12:21:18 AM2/17/13
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Bill Buckels
Feb 17, 2013, 7:50:16 AM2/17/13
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"Antoine Vignau" <antoine...@laposte.net> wrote:
>Thanks, Bill.Very interesting! The PDF is worth reading!>
Thanks kindly for the compliment but it was probably more fun for me to
write. I'll post the final version with spelling corrections shortly.
The pdf and the code comments are really talking points... hopefully someone
somewhere will someday find this on google or some other search engine and
have a question answered or their interest tweaked. In the meantime maybe
someone in here can have some fun with this.
BTW the auxiliary memory code should have been commented long ago... the
carry flag controls the direction of the memory move.
Bill
>Thanks, Bill.Very interesting! The PDF is worth reading!>
Thanks kindly for the compliment but it was probably more fun for me to
write. I'll post the final version with spelling corrections shortly.
The pdf and the code comments are really talking points... hopefully someone
somewhere will someday find this on google or some other search engine and
have a question answered or their interest tweaked. In the meantime maybe
someone in here can have some fun with this.
BTW the auxiliary memory code should have been commented long ago... the
carry flag controls the direction of the memory move.
Bill
Bill Buckels
Feb 17, 2013, 7:54:18 AM2/17/13
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"magnusfalkirk" <dean....@gmail.com> wrote:
> cool Bill. Looking forward to downloading this and checking it out.
No rush. From the looks of things, the Apple II will be around forever:)
> cool Bill. Looking forward to downloading this and checking it out.
Bill
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