nyenhuis@pur-ee.UUCP (John Nyenhuis) (02/07/90)
Hi, I am nearly done porting Kermit 3.0 to the HP 110 and Portable Plus computers. One new feature is Tektronix graphics terminal emulation. As part of this, I am saving the display memory when the user toggles between the graphics and alpha displays. I think I have this figured out on the Plus. The alpha display begins at 8000:0000, each line is 160 bytes long, and successive lines are offset by 256 bytes. Doing an "in al,83h" gives the offset in lines from 8000:0000 of the top line of the display. However, using this on the 110 always results in the first page of display memory getting stored. So the question is: How can one directly access the alpha display memory on the HP 110? (I didn't find anything on this in the Programmers Tools.) Thanks, John P.S. Please advise if you would be interested in testing Kermit 3.0 for the 110 and Portable Plus. John Nyenhuis Purdue University School of Electrical Engineering West Lafayette IN 47907 (317)494-3524 nyenhuis@ee.ecn.purdue.edu