Hi I have uploaded a new beta version of ZEsarUX. This is ZEsarUX 6.1 RC so next version will be a final stable version :) You can download it from: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/releases You can see the full changelog here: https://github.com/chernandezba/zesarux/blob/master/src/Changelog...

Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Cesar,

I have compiled ZEsarUX on my Mint Linux 18.3 x64 laptop.

The emulator works very smoothely.

Great. Thanks!

Hi I have uploaded a new ZEsarUX BETA version 6.1. You can download it from the usual beta url: https://sourceforge.net/projects/zesarux/files/Beta_and_Snapshot_versions/ There are Mac and Windows compiled versions. For Linux users, you should compile from sources: https://sourceforge.net/p/zesarux/...

I've made it!!!

I was geting an incorrect value for A6, correct value was 0003F368H



Thanks a lot !!

P.D. Seems the video is not shown. here is the link https://youtu.be/jh_5qZWvlBU

By the way, what should be the value for register A1 after returning from IO.FLINE?
If I return a 9 byte line, A1 return value should be input value A1+9 ?

Thanks everyone for the help! :) Using the A1+A6 pointer, I succeeded to show a correct md label when using FS.MDINF, so doing a "dir mdv1_" now shows my label But unfortunately, the "load mdv1_program_bas" doesn't work yet, it returns a "not found" (I'm returning a ok ...

Thanks But the problem here is I have tried both combinations: -a1+a6 And -just a1 But the two seem to fail :( Also,What would be the a1 return value? About tokeniser... I think it is done by another Rom call, so my only function here in this QL call is reading in ascii format the basic program, lik...

Hi I'm the author of the ZEsarUX emulator, which has experimental QL support. First of all, I don't emulate microdrive hardware. Instead, I trap some QL rom calls and I emulate them by reading files from disk. For example, I can do a: LBYTES mdv1_examplefile,address Where this "examplefile"...

Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Cesar,

I have downloaded the ZEsarUX update, I will compile it on my Linux laptop, when I get the time.

From the details of the updates, you have done a lot of excellent work.

Thanks Derek!

XorA wrote:

chernandezba wrote:

XorA wrote:Unfortunately going fullscreen on Win10 causes it to crash!

It shouldn't happen. Have you tried setting zoom level 1 before going full screen?

Yes that does stop the crash!

Great!