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SymbOS MSX multitasking operating system - help needed!

Prodatron
msx master
Posts: 1109
Posted: June 13 2006, 01:25   
Quote:

on adress 0x80 the lenght of the command line can be read. The string itself starts on 0x82.



Ah, thank you, this helps!
NYYRIKKI
msx master
Posts: 1509
Posted: June 13 2006, 06:18   
D-Tail: IIRC #81 has " " that is between the actual executable name and the parameter.
AuroraMSX

msx master
Posts: 1248
Posted: June 13 2006, 13:17   
"Use the source, Luke"...

From the DOS2 'Programming Environment' document (which can be found in this LZH archive):

Quote:

The whole of the command line, with the initial command removed, is stored in the default disk transfer area at address 0080h, with a length byte first and a terminating null (neither the null nor the length byte are included in the length). This string will have been upper-cased (when the environment string UPPER is ON) and will include any leading spaces typed to ensure CP/M compatibility.



Povi
msx friend
Posts: 2
Posted: June 13 2006, 21:38   
Hi!
Is it possible to get the source code of the SymbOS? We would like to convert it to the ENTERPRISE 128 computer (it is very similar to CPC). Visit www.enterpriseforever.org

mars2000you
msx master
Posts: 1723
Posted: June 13 2006, 21:46   
Some explanations here :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_128

And this excerpt :

"The Amstrad CPC 464 was released before the Enterprise, was less powerful, but included a monitor and cassette recorder, and retailed for less. The CPC in fact had a strikingly similar colour scheme to the Enterprise, and it may be that Amstrad boss Alan Sugar had seen a prototype."
PingPong
msx professional
Posts: 978
Posted: June 13 2006, 21:47   
Yeah, SymbOS VERY MULTIPLATFORM O.S. (Now, we need only a ZX Spectrum 128 port and we have a poker!)
Prodatron
msx master
Posts: 1109
Posted: June 13 2006, 23:29   
Hi Povi, sorry for not answering yet, I will do it until the weekend. Does anyone know a site, where you can translate hungarian texts into english?
Btw, currently I have a strange bug in the general part of SymbOS (not MSX or CPC specific) as I improved some other things last week. I have to fix it first, before I can continue with the MSX port. But I already implemented the command line option for FDC selection
I also have to admit, that currently I have a lot other things to do, so my time for SymbOS is a little bit limitated at the moment, but hopefully this will change again soon.
mars2000you
msx master
Posts: 1723
Posted: June 13 2006, 23:53   
For an online translator , you can try this :

online translator link
Trebmint
msx addict
Posts: 284
Posted: June 14 2006, 00:20   
Would be nice to see symbos on as many systems as possible. Is there still a enterprise scene?
AuroraMSX

msx master
Posts: 1248
Posted: June 14 2006, 09:13   
Heh, that sounds just too cool: "SymbOS Enterprise Edition"
BiFi
msx guru
Posts: 3142
Posted: June 14 2006, 10:52   
Quote:

"Use the source, Luke"...

From the DOS2 'Programming Environment' document (which can be found in this LZH archive):


MAP forever.
Povi
msx friend
Posts: 2
Posted: June 14 2006, 11:31   
As I know, active Enterprise users are only in Hungary. You can read about the latest developments here: http://www.enterpriseforever.org/viewtopic.php?t=91
(IDE interface prototype, CPC games conversions, Atomix game, PS/2 keyboard etc.)

I have made a new topic for SymbOS for Enterprise here: http://www.enterpriseforever.org/viewtopic.php?t=106


AuroraMSX

msx master
Posts: 1248
Posted: June 14 2006, 12:37   
Quote:



Dah, the MAP is out of date and contains false info -- can't trust that
Trebmint
msx addict
Posts: 284
Posted: June 14 2006, 13:31   
Perhaps this is a silly question, but is there a msx scene like this in japan? And if so have what have they made if anything of symbos?
spl
msx professional
Posts: 738
Posted: June 14 2006, 17:43   
At Japan scene is nearly non-existant.
 
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