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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.Ho, ho, you might think so, but actually the other byte controls the motor speed for the floppy drive (of course!). In fact both bytes... -
Snial replied to the thread My Mad B&W G3 Setup!.Latest update: @Phipli very kindly provided me with another 192MB of RAM on a 128MB and 64MB pair of sticks. I already had 3 DIMMs used...
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.Close. The actual code snippet did it the other way around: move.l (a0)+,d0 movep.l d0,0(a1) It moved 4 bytes from an 8-bit...
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.I see you started contributing from near the beginning, there are quite a few posts which discuss optimising basic playback performance...
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.Original 68K Macs up to a Mac Plus, have about 6.5MHz of effective performance, because the video hardware fetches a word every 8 cycles...
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.e.g: Works, although it's a little clumsy.
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.I guess you could use the C pre-processor? Define the block of code in a macro, then define a rept macro to repeat another macro a...
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.I understand. Maybe MDS could help there. But inline assembler is a very nice old-style inline assembler, where you just do stuff like...
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Snial replied to the thread MODTracker audio replay on early 68k macs.I played with Retro68 for the work I did on MODTracker, but frankly I'd choose THINK C 5 as it's a much cleaner, direct development...
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Snial replied to the thread My Mad B&W G3 Setup!.Incredibly generous, very thankful! I do have an install of Mac OS X 10.3 on it too even though I'm aware it's just above the minimum.
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Snial replied to the thread Blue SCSI for PowerBook 100.The homepage's first image is of a desktop version, so basically anywhere you can buy BlueSCSI. I got mine from Europe as I'm British...
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Snial replied to the thread Blue SCSI for PowerBook 100.You need the internal, desktop version.
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Snial replied to the thread My Mad B&W G3 Setup!.Hi @Phipli , while I wait for the downstairs living room to be cool enough to sleep in (upstairs is 2.5°C warmer), I can already answer...
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Snial replied to the thread My Mad B&W G3 Setup!.I needed them! Upgrading from 350MHz to 400MHz needs 6 jumpers. The HD only provided 5, but I could use the end one from the original...
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Snial replied to the thread My Mad B&W G3 Setup!.I think you're right! I saw they might be when I posted the photo. Oh, OK. But how would a 512kB ROM work? This is the ST MF101. I...
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