Example of PSG + SCC use with a PT3 module:
No dedicated channels for the SCC;
3 of them mimic the PSG channels
2 of them are used for 'echo'; normal tracks with delay
cesco, if you want i can help you with the 'c' compilers. For msx support there are IMHO better alternatives to z88dk.
1)SDCC
2)Hitech-C
Thank you. I'll definitely try at least SDCC tomorrow.
cesco, if you want i can help you with the 'c' compilers. For msx support there are IMHO better alternatives to z88dk.
1)SDCC
2)Hitech-C
Thank you. I'll definitely try at least SDCC tomorrow.
the msx support on sdcc comes in a form of some .obj files that need to be linked with your program/library in order to provide support, for example to stdio msx routines (getch(), printf() ). Those files are separate from the sdcc package, if you cannot find them, do not esitate, ask me..
Example of PSG + SCC use with a PT3 module:
No dedicated channels for the SCC;
3 of them mimic the PSG channels
2 of them are used for 'echo'; normal tracks with delay
no file, john
Those files are separate from the sdcc package, if you cannot find them, do not esitate, ask me..
Thank you, I'll definitely do that.
IMHO Hitech-C (the cross compiler, not the cpm version) could give a bit better code, but it has no specific msx support
so you need asm to access to graphic
IMHO Hitech-C (the cross compiler, not the cpm version) could give a bit better code, but it has no specific msx support
so you need asm to access to graphic
YEs, neither sdcc had direct support for msx machines, for support i mean only the basic parts that allow to build things such as hello world app.
AFAIK z88dk goes a little more far, but having only support to change video mode is not that better than hitech or sdcc...
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