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Works in DASM too.

jedie wrote:btw. must a assembler be "Dragon" specific or must it only 6809 specific?

If it runs on a Dragon it better not be CoCo specific (though it is possible to have assemblers that run on both the Dragon and CoCo).

Were any articles published that compared the various Dragon assembler packages? And if so, where were they published?

The text screen starts at address $400 and ends at address $5FF, so any STA instruction to any address within that range (inclusive) will print the contents A to the screen. Try the following which should output all 256 text mode characters near the middle of the screen, you may omit the delay loop ...

robcfg wrote:It's possible that the 200E PCB scans appear black, that is because of an issue with the thumbnail renderer.

I have not tested this but could this be due to the images being progressive jpegs?

jedie wrote:Now, i first see XRoar under linux. It has a menu! Cool. Didn't see it until yet.
What a pity that's not available on windows.

The GTK+ version does, though you will also need the GTK+ libraries.

The LLIST bug still pops up. When I get the time I will do some more thorough testing to find out when it occurs as it isn't obvious as to what actions are causing it. I think I found it - the way BUSY was being updated wasn't surviving across machine reconfigurations. Pushed out version 0.30.2! Th...

If you don't have a copy of the "MC6809 Microprocessor Instruction Set Summary" card (where it's shown as "60 NEG INDEXED 6 2") you can download a copy from the forum.

The LLIST bug still pops up. When I get the time I will do some more thorough testing to find out when it occurs as it isn't obvious as to what actions are causing it.

tormod wrote:However these sites require you [...], to register and what not.

Just in case people don't know, BugMeNot may be of use in these cases...