Recent content by cheesestraws

Yes; it's marked with an X so you know that it's deliberate, not just that the person who drew the schematic forgot to finish that bit.

As part of my slow migration away from github (and change in development methodology away from development in public), and because I do not anticipate any further public work on this project, I have archived the github repository for this project. I encourage people who want a copy of the code...

As part of my slow migration away from github (and change in development methodology away from development in public), and because I do not anticipate any further public feature work on this project, I have archived the github repository for this project. I encourage people who want a copy of...

you know, in retrospect I rather regret writing an actual spec for LToUDP. And sometimes implementing it at all.

I still remember the smell. It took about three months before those flybacks were tolerable.

Yes - I meant, I thought Sole Survivor was the only one left of that batch, hence the name? I still have a small box containing all their flybacks. It smells slightly strange, though I think the flybacks are sound.

I'm assuming this is related to the Sole Survivor that is now in my cupboard

only replace the word 'life' with 'shite'

Both RS422 and RS232 transceivers (which turn UART voltage levels into RS422/232 voltage levels) are both plentiful and available, because they're still widely used. There's a list of RS422 transceivers that are known to work well in localtalk mode here...

i've always thought of Fink more as a sort of middling language model

I also have an existing project called omnitalk.

100% agreed. For development, using emulators is extremely sensible. Totally acceptable, this is how I do almost all of my dev stuff (although I use CodeWarrior because THINK C makes me want to tear my hair out for some reason).

plagiarists gonna plagiarise

Your terminology in this thread is very confused, and I think this might not be helping your project. All of this stuff is documented, as far as the wire protocols go, and I strongly endorse @gsteemso 's suggestion to get yourself a copy of Inside Appletalk 2nd ed. and read it. It is easily...