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The cartridge support was working perfectly until the release of version 0.25.

I don't use 64-bit Windows but I have just tried the 32-bit Windows release. The Ctrl+I Cartridge support that that I reported earlier is still broken. Loading a cartridge game ROM with Ctrl+I, or Ctrl+Shift+I followed by EXEC&HC000 still causes the emulated CoCo/Dragon to freeze. Also, I hate the i...

Improved versions of these ROM's are available here.

After some experimentation I discovered that my original 63x09e error trapping support was not as effective as I had hoped it would be. The attached v2.0 ROMs have been updated with improved 63x09e error trapping support.

This second alternative patches out the bug by intercepting one of the BASIC RAM hooks. The machine code routine is position independent, and compatible with all versions of Extended Color BASIC. 10 'COCO PCLEAR FIX V3.0 20 'FOR EXTENDED COLOR BASIC 1.0 30 'BY STEPHEN J WOOLHAM 40 '*****************...

sixxie wrote:Erk, that's my code! From here...

I hope he didn't learn about the pokes from your web site as well!

YouTube demonstration of the infamous Dragon BASIC "SHOW" command on a Dragon 64...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ0W-NJzwAY

tjewell wrote:It's quite addictive, this retro programming isn't it?

...and FUN! Hope to see more programs from you in the future.

Regards,
Steve

Hi all, I'm looking for recommendations of the best graphic adventures on our trusy Dragon. I've been playing Trek Boer and Juxtaposition and having loads of fun so what else is worth playing / buying and adding to my collection. Thanks for your help Craig Here are a couple of graphic adventures by...

Some tips/suggestions: (1) You can zero the A and B (D) registers using the single byte CLRA, CLRB rather than LDA #$00, LDB #$00 (2) Your program would be compatible with a 16K CoCo if you were to assemble it lower down at $0E00 (3) It would be a nice touch to be able to exit the program with the B...