kgmcneil escribió:I'm away from the Uno right now, at work, so can't test it yet, but Iv purchased the PLAY command.
If I'm reading your quote right, your suggesting that development of the SE Basic IV is still ongoing then?...
Development of SE Basic IV is absolutely ongoing. In fact I'm hoping to release version 4.2 this year. The minimum required hardware to run it is a Spectrum 128 with a SLAM+ replacement ULA and a divIDE/divMMC. The biggest difficulty I'm facing is getting it to behave with the operating system. UnoDOS is a reverse engineered version of esxDOS so I don't even have commented source to work with and things that should not break anything, and work without the OS present, cause strange problems. I suspect the OS isn't looking after the stack properly. My plan to make all the file commands internal in SE Basic IV has run into the problem that you can only call OS routines from within an external command. The solution is to try to patch the tokens in the .SYS files. Hopefully I can get that to work, otherwise it won't be quite as elegant as I'd like. Worst case scenario it will just use the same external commands as UnoDOS 3.
I've not tried the PLAY command yet, but am assuming that your quote refers to future developments that are still in the pipeline, yes?... I certainly look forward to seeing such...
Thanks for your support. Just pop the PLAY command in the /bin directory in esxDOS or the /cmd directory in UnoDOS and then use it with the same syntax as the 128 version.
Thanks for contributing so much to the hardware/software scene... Your work makes commercial turnkey offerings much more possible!...
I'm hoping to do a crowdfunding campaign for the Chloe 280SE in the next year or two once the FPGA core is finalized and the firmware is sufficiently stable. Even if that's not successful there will be a Chloe core produced for the Uno.