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Hi there guys, - generic: is there anyone that cna point me towards resources as to how to do this from Assembly? Norman's Wiki pages have a ton of useful examples, e.g. http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/doku.php?id=qdosmsq:traps:trap_2:open His assembly language book is excellent: https://github.com/...

Happy birthday, Mr Vanpeebles!!! Hope you have a segacular party!

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Derek_Stewart wrote: I also have vonvert the SV book "Version Control with Subversion" to epub, to understand SVN...

The easiest way if your already a git user is git-svn

Seconded! We did this at a customer who had a corporate policy of using SVN but our team wanted to use git.

The notice of mk79 's forthcoming talk prompted me to search through a box of papers that have lain in my loft for nearly thirty years. I remembered that I had filed a number of documents written by Tony Tebby detailing a few of his thoughts on programming systems. Thank you *very* much for sharing...

I wrote the first working QL-SD driver (derived from QL-HD and never released) in C, but with an ancient K&R style compiler named PDQC. Also recently my simple PS/2 mouse driver for Q68 Minerva, where I'm stuck with C68 bugs regarding TRAP #3. Ah, group therapy feels so good! I was also struggl...

One can never too many microcontrollers and the Raspberry RP2040 on the Pico board is a very interesting entry into the market. The programmable I/O state machines sound intriguing. Must resist getting sidetracked with extra projects....

Here's an unreleased update to IPBasic (Version 1.05) I have also included an unfinished copy of my QDOS TCP/IP booklet, which I was doing at the same time as it tied into the fixes the Emulator writers were doing. Many thanks Martin, very kind of you! And amazing work on the documentation, by the ...

Microdrives are a marvellous, finicky beast

One thread with a pointer to another here... They have a certain retro-charm but personally I try to steer as far away from them as possible

Hi and welcome to the wonderful world of QL! Be sure to check out Dilwyn Jones' wonderful resources, both his blog and web site. They have most of the information you'll need. A very good page to start with is Back to QL . Even if you're technically not "coming back" it is still a treasure...

Super extra nice, Petri! Thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate it. I hope you will share the design once done? I'm not a production-grade electronics designer but I shall make the basic schematic idea available. There isn't much to it, really, just mapping a piece of memory to the ethe...