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Reminds me of my room, computers sat on top of other computers due to lack of space.

Another post reminded me of this. Last year I wrote this little .NET command line tool, I can't remember why. Presumably to fix a problem in my build chain for whatever I was working on. Not sure it'll be of any use to anyone - and I don't remember testing it very thoroughly :) - but basically, it l...

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robcfg wrote:Hey! There's at least three of us

I'm still here.

Got a few Dragon related projects on the go, but they're not going to set the retro-scene alight.

Hmm. Weird.

Cheers mate.

Odd question for you. I've been playing around with the Dragon's cartridge connector lately and have got some cool stuff working, but I've not yet managed to return a number when the Dragon accesses $C000. Anyway, something that's been bothering me here is why does PEEK() across the entire cartridge...

Super cool!!!

Will do mate. Though I've been using it in this build chain for a few months now and it's never done anything less than exactly what I expected. :) At one point I did have to write a quick DrCasBin (I can't remember why) so maybe extending your tool to dump data out of .CAS files into a single .bin ...

Sweet. i'll be having one of them!!!

Yep - I gave up on doing it on the Dragon (maybe because I couldn't do it in work and needed something more portable). I use Programmers Notepad with a custom scheme (pretty easy to create). Since you can set up your own tools menu items, I have: Assemble (using Frank's AS09 assembler), Bin->CAS (co...