jtaylor@ms.uky.edu (Jeff Taylor) (01/14/88)
Has anyone seen a version of Kermit that will work on a ][+ with an AppleCat
1200 ?? Preferably under PRODOS but a dos3.3 version would be functional.
Thanks
Rachell Feury jtaylor@ms.uky.edu
jeff@ukcc.bitnetkamath@reed.UUCP (Sean Kamath) (01/24/88)
If anyone (this includes *you*, Ted!) can give me specifications for a modem
driver for Kermit, I will write one. I have all the sources to the Cat
drivers for DCOM in a nice bundle, ready to be adapted to other things. . .
Basically, I need to know:
A) Where it goes and how long it can be
B) What are it's responsibilities.
C) If and how interrupts are handled. . .
I should point out that my Cat drivers do use interrupts for dialing
the phone. This *might* be a problem, but I think not really. But if I go
to ProDOS, with it's rather large overhead for interrupts, and it's
interrupt vector stuff, it can be a bit of a headache. For now I grab the
vector at $3F? and put my own there, and call it if the interrupt was not my
own. Viola, my own interrupt series, and I don't have to walk through a
list of vectors asking if it's "theirs" like ProDOS does.
D) anything else one needs to know about it.
Sean Kamath
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