johnw@reed.UUCP (John Windberg) (08/24/86)
Let my try to reword my request for help. I have gotten quite a few responses, but no-one seemed to understand my problem. I have an unassembled vt52 terminal emulator designed for the model 4. It had been emailed to me. I put six hours getting it into the proper format for model 3 edtasm to read, hoping that model 3 edtasm would assemble it, and then I could convert it over to the model 4, with the built it convert command. The file is now in model 3 rs edtasm format, but it is filled with things that rs edtasm does not recognize. ie ld c28 ld a28 ld a13 etc... Does model 4 edtasm recognize these, I don't, do they translate to anything? Does any one have any idea what or where this program was written on. I have the file sitting on both 1.3 and 6.2 dos disks, both if the proper format for rs 1.3 edtasm to read. Of course 1.3 edtasm does not operate on 6.2 trsdos. Future goal: assemble vt52 emulator into model 4 executable file. Or give up hope and continue looking for another emulator out there, with the possibility of cm (cursor motion). there. done. thanks thanks thanks johnw@reed p.s. if xmodem and kermit for the 4 are out there and can be mailed in any form to me, please let me know. thanks johnw .
uhclem@trsvax.UUCP (08/27/86)
[Take this line and eat it.] It looks like your "unassembler" ate all the commas in code. You listed: ld c28 ld a28 ld a13 etc... Since "13" is a carriage return and "28" is a cursor home code (among other things) in Model 4 mode, I suspect your code should read: ld c,28 ld a,28 ld a,13 etc... Hope that helps out. <This information is provided by an individual and is not nor should be construed as being provided by Radio Shack or Tandy Corp. Radio Shack/Tandy Corp has no obligation to support the information provided in any way. Besides, the Model 4 is not IBM compatible and therefore it must not really exist. Oops, been reading our press releases again.> "Will the dancing Hitlers please wait in the wings! We are only seeing singing Hitlers!" - The Producers :-) "Thank you, Uh Clem." Frank Durda IV @ <trsvax!uhclem>