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Started by scott weisman the magnificent sc...
Mon, 03 Jun 1985 03:32
action! help(more)please
Author: scott weisman the magnificent sc...
Date: Mon, 03 Jun 1985 03:32
Date: Mon, 03 Jun 1985 03:32
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THIS IS A TEST THIS IS ONLY A TEST OF THE EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM this is regarding the ongoing exploits of scott weisman and his 80 coluumn vt100 terminal emulator in action. well, i have isolated the problem as to why my program isn't working. i still haven't found a solution, though. a description follows: the character set for the terminal is stored in a byte array 768 bytes long( at 8 bytes/character and 96 characters ). i do not compress the chaaracters for simplicity, ease of implementation and speed. besides the end result will not need the cartrige resident and thus have 8K freed for buffering. well, as it is, the array refuses to be accessed beyond the 32nd character(256th byte). i am completely at a loss for this as the primary index into the array is declared as a card. can anyone please help in this pursuit for the answer? thank you very much for your help. scott weisman sdcc13!ee65sct (do not send anywhere else) .
Re: action! help(more)please
Author: N.R.HASLOCK
Date: Thu, 06 Jun 1985 13:21
Date: Thu, 06 Jun 1985 13:21
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Is there not some restriction about character sets not crossing a 1k address boundary? Could this be the problem? Nigel The Mad English Mumbler in the wilderness
Re: action! help(more)please
Author: scott weisman scott weisman
Date: Sat, 08 Jun 1985 08:36
Date: Sat, 08 Jun 1985 08:36
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In article <165@lzwi.UUCP>, nrh@lzwi.UUCP (N.R.HASLOCK) writes: > Is there not some restriction about character sets not crossing > a 1k address boundary? Could this be the problem? > > Nigel The Mad English Mumbler in the wilderness well, that is a problem with internal character sets, but since my program doesn't use an antic character mode it doesn't matter. anyway, that problem is now licked. i now have new problem -- i can't seeem to get to do any type of i/o with the serial ports. well, at least input. i can do output if no input is attempted. i tried some techniques from john palevich's kermit program(because it's in action)but have had limited success. so, any answers to this one? scott weisman (the relativistic existentialist psychic -- ?) reno: buckaroo, the president's on the line. buckaroo: which president? you can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think! -- unknown sdcc13!ee65sct (until 6/13 or 6/14 then bye-bye!)
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