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Hi Pere,

Very nice work!

In which address is the AY chip mapped? Would it work with the JCB Sound Extension Module?

Cheers,
Rob

Hi Ben,

Thank you for the nice explanation of your setup!

Isn't programming a fragile collection of scripts?

I'll be taking a look and see if I manage to generate some good looking html like yours.

Cheers,
Rob

Hi Ben, welcome to the Dragon Archive!

You've done a remarkable job with the reverse engineering of Invader's Revenge. I like specially the comments, the different coloured blocks and how you show the embedded graphics.

How do you create such visualization?

Cheers,
Rob

Amazing results indeed!

Thanks, Dave!

At first glance, I'd say you ran the program with a Joystick in the left port, is that correct?

Cheers!

I thought I had uploaded the rom file for the Driving Test by Belrampa Servicios S.A. , but it may not be the case. So, before I forget, here it is! The rom has a small machine code program that copies a Basic program into the Basic memory area and runs it automatically: C000: 4F CLRA C001: 86 5B LD...

I was thinking whether to integrate Emacs or Vi…

You can't go back anymore.

I’m afraid so…

Do you guys think that having partial support (Open, view files and extract files) for OS9 is nice or a bit over the top?...

Hi Gérard, thank you for your nice feedback! I notice that your tool can read the DDos files without the vdk header, which is not necessary. For me it's useful because I generate a lot of data myself which then can go to a disk, a tape or a rom file, so it doesn't have a header by default. Regarding...

Niiiiiiice! So, would a button on the main interface, named something like "View Boot track", leading to the disassembly of the content of sectors 3 to 18 be the way to go? Then, If you want to view/edit individual sectors, I could import the hex view I did for my DragonBlock util and add the needed...