Mad programming idea again ???

The 6502 in my replica is only 1mhz! And I have 4k of ram! (I think) Now if it was an apple II...

-So cmonex's 900 wouldn't do well in space? Heheh, well taking in account that it is already corrupted, I think it would last for 20 seconds during the blastoff.

ahaha but my ROM has been fixed..
i hope they on eagle1 can fix it too

Awk! with all this 8 bit nostalgia I'm off to google myself an apple II emulator, maybe a z80 emulator also, CP/M ROCKS! Oh, can't forget an Atari 400 emulator. I cut my programming teeth on that baby.

Believe it or not, my spreadsheets of choice are Boeing Calc 3D and Lucid. I have so many complex sheets in these formats I couldn't be bothered to convert them to Excel. Same thing with databases. I have many that started life in Dbase II and there they are.

anyway, back to topic, can I dis-assemble an arm executable and re-compile it as cef format using the hpc2k tools that are freely available? what arm dis-assembler freeware exists?

CC: "Eagle1 ... over ... "
Eagle1: "Yes CC ... what's up? I got OpenEagle uploaded and am testing out EagleDoom port ... "
CC: "EagleDoom-What??? ... "
Eagle1: "Err ... nothing ... what's up?"
CC: "Eagle1 ... so did you manage to patch OE for servor control of the yaw thrusters?"
Eagle1: "patch to the what?"
CC: "patch to the servor contr..."
Eagle1: "ok ok ... gimme a sec"
Eagle1: "psst ... Rick, can you stop playing EagleDoom and check what they are talking about??"
Eagle1(Rick): "Oh gimme a break Bill! ... I just started!! You played for the past four hours!! ..."
Eagle1(Bill): "hey, I was testing it out "
CC: "erm guys, you are still on the comms ... "
Eagle1: "Ooops ... "
...
..
CC: "Well, cmonex is patching in a new rom, ce.net 4.2 ... should fix the rom problem"
Eagle1: "Roger that ... "
CC: "one question ... "
Eagle1: "Yes?"
CC: "Before you upgrade to 4.2, can you patch in a network link ... I just found a file called doom.exe and I just wonder if we could test it out ... "
Eagle1: "Right away CC! "

Snappy!, what in the name of anything is that ramble going on about!?
Share the secret

... once in awhile, my mad scriptwriter creative side would surface and drone on and on ...

OMG! You are really still using Boeing Calc?

www.boeingcal.com

Try Pocket //e
http://www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=887&posts=6

Wallythacker, I have an Atari 400 in the garage. How would you program it?

IIRC, the 400 needed the Basic cartridge if you wanted to program. Geez, it's been so long. I think the Basic pak also allowed assembly programming. I'll check my 800 (in my attic) when I get home. I think it was the same as my 400 for programming. Maybe I'll even find some old 6502 assembly code while I'm looking

and yup, I still have a mess of spreadsheets in Boeing Calc format. So I'm a little behind the curve

Edited by wallythacker 2005-10-08 11:14 PM

If I don't recall wrongly, GW-BASIC allowed some form of inline assembly. Not sure about the flavour you are trying, but it may have support as well.

So, what was the keyboard for then?

-This OT? Still a mad programming idea..