#CSpect V2.19.2.1 changes
Minor fix for the debugger screen, and a couple of quick additions.
- Fixed the debugger screen so it's no longer transparent
- .NEX file start delay added to loading of NEX files
- -nodelay added to skip a .NEX file start delay
- -rot90 Rotate the display 90 degrees
- -rot180 Rotate the display 180 degrees
- -rot270 Rotate the display 270 degrees
- Command line processing cleaned up a bit
- cspec_win.dat file format changed. Now includes a version [0], and screen rotation [1]
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Hello Mike
ReplyDeleteThanks for the very useful emulator.
I found that the following instruction is not handled correctly by the emulator:
DD CB nn FF: set 7, (ix + nn), a
This is the undocumented opcode that allows changing bits at address (IX+nn), then copy the result to reg A.
I hope this will be fixed in future versions
Thank you!
I've followed the steps from https://specnext.dev/tutorials/creating-a-z80-assembly-development-environment-on-windows and used 'Next distribution 32Mb SD Card Image' for the mmc image.
ReplyDeleteAfter building the project.hex and putting it into the tbblue.mmc image, I run the command:
E:\SpectrumNext\project\bin\CSpect.exe -r -brk -w3 -zxnext -nextrom -map=project.map -mmc=E:\SpectrumNext\sdcard\tbblue.mmc
No window opens.
Instead, CSpect.exe slowly eats memory up to the 64GB and I have to kill it.
If I use the same command without the -mmc=E:\SpectrumNext\sdcard\tbblue.mmc
I get the green screen with the copyright message at the bottom.
Nothing more happens but the program still appears to be slowly eating the RAM (about 24KB/s)
Windows 10 pro/2950x/64GB RAM
hi Mike, you wrote a Key map to use the emulator with Windows PC! symbol shift, caps shift, graphic mode etc. I thank you.
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