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Manuel Tele-ASS pour Telestrat
Ouf, j'ai fini de complètement re-saisir ce manuel (je n'avais qu'une mauvaise
photocopie, avec ça j'ai l'impression d'avoir l'original :-)
Le fichier est là, tous à l'assembleur !
Index HYPER-BASIC
pour Telestrat
J'ai pratiquement fini de ressaisir ce bouquin (près de 500 ko de texte entièrement tapé avec mes petits doigts). Il ne manque que des commandes qui n'ont pas changé depuis le Basic de l'Atmos, ou les commandes spécifiques imprimante et minitel. Le fichier est là. Il n'a pas de références externes, vous pouvez le sauver sur votre disque dur.
Documentation du TDOS / FT-DOS pour Jasmin
Merci à Roger Barbier pour le transfert du chapitre
II du manuel du FT-DOS qui sera extrêmement utile à tous
ceux qui découvrent (ou redécouvrent) ce système...
Mise à jour
de Sedoric à nu d'André Chéramy !
Trois parties contenant chacune la table des matières complète
: les parties 1 et 2
du listing, et la mine d'informations des annexes.
May the FORTH be
with you !
Michel Zupan is the author of the
Forth83 implementation
for the Atmos/Sedoric and the Telestrat.
Nouvelle version de la documentation Forth de Thierry Bestel (et aussi en Postscript)
Thierry has updated Michel Zupan's Forth83, and kindly offers here all the latest versions:
- Forth 83-STANDARD v3.1f is the french Sedoric disk !
- Forth 83-STANDARD v3.1g is the german Sedoric disk !
- Forth 83-STANDARD v2.4f is the french Stratsed disk !
- TeleForth 1.2 is the Telestrat cartridge (bank 4), here is its huge documentation !
Try the LISP language
!
Expert systems are at your fingers with OricLisp.
And don't forget
C !
There's no native C compiler for the oric, but here is lcc65, the
C cross-compiler, which means it allows you to compile C programs on your
PC, building executables which will run on your Oric. This new release
is much easier to use and has many extensions (including support for floating
point arithmetic). Dos version is here,
I have to tidy my hard disk and build Linux' one.
It has been on my hard disk for so long, but I have not the time to make
a practical distribution, so here is GCC for the 65C02, written
by Dave MacWherter. I'm uploading it in the hope some kind soul will spend
some time adapting it to a non-proprietary 6502 assembler (I took the quick
and dirty way and added an awk script in order to translate the Franklin
Electronic Publisher own assembler to Archie Cobbs' Apple2 assembler),
and also to the genuine NMos 6502 as found in our Oric (currently, it generates
additional instructions that are only found on the CMos 65C02). Here is
the original source distribution
from Dave, and here is a binary distribution
I compiled for Linux, including my small awk script.