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Chris, TopSpeed C has a TSR named WATCH that does what you are looking for. Al Stevens
The WATCH program that comes with JPI C's TechKit is just what you need. It can diagnose DOS calls and write them to disk, and is settable as to which calls is reports. I've used it to figure out what was wrong with a program that gave me insufficiant error…
Chris, It's not shipping yet, but our new Turbo Profiler lets you trace calls to any interrupt, as well as doing the more obvious things that you'd expect from a profiler. Before you ask, the projected ship date is 2nd quarter of this year. — Pete
I read your message last week and decided that I would come back to it when I had some time to figure out what you were up to in the code example. I have come back to it and have decided that I really don't want to know that badly.…
#DOS CALL TRACING?
Message #24599
Is there a commercial or shareware product which runs as a TSR and which intercepts all INT 21 calls and writes them to disk? This would be incredibly useful in understanding the actions of programs with tracing the whole thing. We use Quaid Analyzer to do this now but it…
Our applications creates 640K Bytes of ROM code. We are still fustrated by the long build times and macro problems as previously noted. Purchasing 25MHz 386's should help.
I saw Ed's reply and thought I'd throw in my two cents. I've been using Microtec for three years now for 68020 development and while it has gotten the job done, I'm somewhat less than thrilled. We use both PCs and Micro VAXs running ULTRIX (Unix) as development platforms and…
? You might want to check out Microtec Research. I don't know if they address your specific issue, but their tools are pretty solid and flexible. They're at (408) 980-1300 (Sunta Clara, CA)
#68000 Assembly X-Devel.
Message #24442
We are having problems with assembly cross-development (PC to 68000 ROM system). Currently we are using Cross Code 'C' by Software Development Systems. Our current cross assembler and linker cannot deal with the following assembly macros for the labels: L_DMA_SRC0_global L_DMA_SRC1_global L_DMA_LEN_global L_DMA_SRC0_global = ((VDP_DMA_SRC_M | ((global>>9)&0xFF))1)&0xFF)); L_DMA_SRC1_global = ((VDP_AUTO_INC_SZ…
the think I was looking for is code to add a disk drive to a microcontroller application. The 68HC11 is a primitive 8-bit computer. But the whole thing is on one chip, and it is cheap. –John
Yes, you asked about C code to support a PC file system on a foriegn machine. I recall seeing an ad in C Journal that had something like that, for a very cheap price, on the order of $100 or so. I think I even called them, once, and had…
I don't remember the reference. When I do recal recently was looking for someone to write some functions for a 68HC11 application to manage a drive controller. PC compatable format would be ideal, or have a utility on the PC to read such disks. I might have mentioned the possibility…
#PC disk support?
Message #24353
A month or two ago, you were looking for C code to support reading and writing PC disks. Did you ever find anything?
Thanks, you really cleared up my confusion. I have been heavily involved with programming for test equipment for Rockwell Int. and have never done much in the way of telecommunications. I guess my ignorance is showing. I noticed that you did not comment on the last part of my message,…
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#Download Times
Message #46776
Steve, You were caught between a rock and a hard place. You had already spend the 3 hrs connect time, but now have nothing to show for it, but by the same token, didn't want to spend more time downloading it. I downloaded it at 2400 baud in 50 minutes,…