- Fixed SD card access - SpecNext IMG files now boot again
#CSpect V2.15.0 changes
Some fixes and a couple of new open source extension.
- Fixed a crash when trying to get file info on a file that can't be found (or opened)
- Fixed ULA colour 3 (where colours are 0-15) on a loaded NEX file.
- Fixed Border colour when ULA Palette scale set to 255, but ULANext mode is disabled
- All RST $08 operations have been moved to a new open source extension esxDOS.dll - lightly tested
- Added Copper Read/Write to extension system - allowing for a copper debugger/assembler etc
- Added single byte peek/pokes to extension interface for simpler access
- OpenTK upgraded to v3.3.2, any newer version won't install as it's incompatible with .NET frameworks
- Added initial open source Copper disassembler/viewer - "ctrl+altc" to open
- Open source extensions added to Github
5 comments:
Thank you for new version
Are there changes on the keyboard handling? I´m on Windows, copied #CSpect V2.15.0 over well working V2.14.08 an keys on´t work anymore after booting into SpecNext Menu. Tried F10-Toogle, but keys still don´t work. Will try to install latest .NET-Update.
...maybe has to do with this change?!: "OpenTK upgraded to v3.3.2, any newer version won't install as it's incompatible with .NET frameworks"
Hi Mike, Thanks for your CSpect development - it is a fantastic tool!
I just came across what appears to be a bug. Using REG18 (hex 12) to set the LAYER 2 BANK pointer, any value >63 wraps back to 0.
It looks like an inadvertent &63 is being applied. As such, it means only the bottom 1 MB of RAM appear to be accessible as display sources for Layer 2. On Facebook page Simon N Goodwin indicated that this works fine on real 2MB hardware and might be related to an old issue with L2 accessing the upper 1 MB of RAM. I'm hoping you can fix it when you get a chance!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ZXNextBasic/posts/1280613929131610/
Best, Matt
Hi,
I downloaded the new version of CSpect and when I try and it run windows 10 security complains about CSpect.exe having potentially unwanted behaviour. The details it gives are
Program:Win32/Uwamson.A!ml
Alert level:Low
Status: Active
Category: Potentially unwanted software
Affected items:
\CSpect2_15_01\CSpect.exe
I presume windows security is being over zealous but before I permit it I thought best to ask if this is a known thing and its okay to run?
BTW CSpect is brilliant. I'm using it to develop a game for the Next and it works fantastic
Thanks
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