This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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The reason I was actually trying to do what I did was because it was an interpreter that was storing generated code in an array in memory. sometimes opcodes are one byte and can be followed by a 32 bit address therefore the address (treated as int) may or may…
Address regs can't contain odd values? Can't you say lea 13,a0 move.b (a0),d0 13 is odd. I thought the low bit goes out the 68000 and controls the upper/lower data strobe line to the memory signifying that it wants only the least or most significant byte of a certain word,…
Address regs can't contain odd values? Can't you say lea 13,a0 move.b (a0),d0 13 is odd. I thought the low bit goes out the 68000 and controls the upper/lower data strobe line to the memory signifying that it wants only the least or most significant byte of a certain word,…
Setjmp/longjmp
Message #1532
Here is the code for setjmp and longjmp that you had to rip out of your program. Do you have the macro assembler? If not I can assemble them and upload the .o files so they will be linkable. In the C program: have typedef int jmp_buf[13]; call with: setjmp(environ);…
Setjmp/longjmp
Message #1532
Here is the code for setjmp and longjmp that you had to rip out of your program. Do you have the macro assembler? If not I can assemble them and upload the .o files so they will be linkable. In the C program: have typedef int jmp_buf[13]; call with: setjmp(environ);…
68000 MAG
Message #1438
Hello, I have seen all the messages about the (possible?) 68000 magazine. It sounds interesting to me too. A small bastion of 68000 users amid a sea of PC Clones. Over on Computer Language SIG (CL) a guy, Roland Besserer I think, has been or was trying to start a…
68000 MAG
Message #1438
Hello, I have seen all the messages about the (possible?) 68000 magazine. It sounds interesting to me too. A small bastion of 68000 users amid a sea of PC Clones. Over on Computer Language SIG (CL) a guy, Roland Besserer I think, has been or was trying to start a…
Sounds like an more interesting magazine then. I got a message from Don Hicks too, so I'll probably subscribe to it. I am slowly collecting stuff to port to the amiga too, its difficult since I don't have a USENET node available anywhere close, I'm not going to touch the…
Sounds like an more interesting magazine then. I got a message from Don Hicks too, so I'll probably subscribe to it. I am slowly collecting stuff to port to the amiga too, its difficult since I don't have a USENET node available anywhere close, I'm not going to touch the…
I am porting the Icon programming language to the Amiga, it is public domain. I like the idea of putting it on disk since it would be much to large to put on a system for downloading, it could take days to download it. A previous message of yours said…
I am porting the Icon programming language to the Amiga, it is public domain. I like the idea of putting it on disk since it would be much to large to put on a system for downloading, it could take days to download it. A previous message of yours said…
#1001-
#C's
Message #1284
I was having a problem porting a piece of C code to the Amiga because Lattice C insists on changing the value of a pointer when cast. I had pointer to char and cast it and if the pointer did not happen to be an even address, the cast changed…
#1001-
#C's
Message #1284
I was having a problem porting a piece of C code to the Amiga because Lattice C insists on changing the value of a pointer when cast. I had pointer to char and cast it and if the pointer did not happen to be an even address, the cast changed…
Is your magazine going to be a little more in-depth/technically oriented as compared to AmigaWorld. I buy copies of AmigaWorld (I don't subscribe) but really find it to be filled with pretty useless and filled with a lot of "consumer-type" drivel. Witness this months two page article on Lisp and…
Is your magazine going to be a little more in-depth/technically oriented as compared to AmigaWorld. I buy copies of AmigaWorld (I don't subscribe) but really find it to be filled with pretty useless and filled with a lot of "consumer-type" drivel. Witness this months two page article on Lisp and…
AMICUS disks
Message #1141
I might be interested in trying to port some source. What have you got? I am working right now on porting the Icon computer language to the Amiga, (its in C and 68000 assembler) and I have had a lot (more than enough, please) experience with the differences between the…
AMICUS disks
Message #1141
I might be interested in trying to port some source. What have you got? I am working right now on porting the Icon computer language to the Amiga, (its in C and 68000 assembler) and I have had a lot (more than enough, please) experience with the differences between the…
Quicksort for amiga
Message #1139
In case anybody is interested I have uploaded a quick sort procedure for the amiga. It is written in assembler, you need the Macro assembler to assemble it. Can we upload object files? I did not want to try without knowing, if it is possible though, I can do that…
Quicksort for amiga
Message #1139
In case anybody is interested I have uploaded a quick sort procedure for the amiga. It is written in assembler, you need the Macro assembler to assemble it. Can we upload object files? I did not want to try without knowing, if it is possible though, I can do that…
Hi, just barging in. I have Lattice C 3.02 and have been porting a large (500K+) C program to the Amiga. Lattice C 3.02 has some bugs, quirks that I have found, I left a message about it over on CBM-2000. Basically, if you have some variable say x declared…
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