🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <8602241936.AA21595@ucbvax.berkeley.edu>, fxl@AIDS-UNIX (Franz Lanzinger) writes:
> Regarding the access to the 520 ST RAM bitmap:
> 
> 	The 32K bitmap sits on the bus, and can be anywhere in physical
> memory, as long as it aligned with a 256 byte boundary.  There are
> BIOS (or is that XBIOS) routines to set and get the addresses of both
> the physical and the logical screen.  This makes it possible to do
> double buffering using their (or your own) graphics routines.  You
> could even do this in BASIC using peek and poke, though this approach
> is probably not fast enough to bother with.
> 
> 		Franz Lanzinger (fxl@aids-unix)
> 		phone: (415) 941-3912
NO!  NO!  NO!   This is net.atari8 for the 800/400/1200XL/800XL/600XL/130XE 
8 bit computer line of Atari.  We do not know or care about the 16 bit line
of computers (520ST, 1045ST, etc.).  Please post ST questions to
net.micro.atari16!!!!!

It took a long time to split the groups, now use them properly!

Grhhhhh!!!!!

--Bill--