Pragmatically speaking, I don't think this poll will give you the answer as majority of your customers wont notice it at all. I think the interesting question is "is the loss of all that credit card people bigger than loss of all the people who wont buy 2% more expensive stuff from me anymore". I wo...

Oops, you are right.

It should have been: <input> AND 10111111 <--- clears the 6th bit

Too hot!

In case that Hisoft Basic doesn't support logical operations (AND, XOR), that could be pretty tricky. If it does, then it's easy:

<input> XOR 01000000 <--- flips the 6th bit
<input> AND 01000000 <--- clears the 6th bit
<input> OR 01000000 <--- sets the 6th bit

I guess you're using the "Download as ZIP" option - if you clone the repository with 'git', then 'git log' will show you the author's name and email address.

He seems to be pretty active on AtariAge, following his habit from AF, i.e. spawning offtopic threads with repetitive content.

EDIT: Also I wonder if the combination of 68040/68881 is even allowed in Devpac, considering that the 68040 has a builtin FPU. I guess it's harmless - there isn't a 68881/2 instruction which isn't allowed on the 040 (natively or via emulation). IIRC there is only one or two opcodes which have the s...

Steve wrote: ↑

Tue May 21, 2019 12:56 pm

I used to want a cosmosex, but now that the netusbee has proper usb drivers and supports keyboard and mouse I don't see the need for it anymore... Unless there's something I forgot.

Games, maybe? You can use NetUSBee's mouse/keyboard only for system applications.

Btw Ube - great idea, love it!

Personally, I don't find the possibility of breaking the system so terrible if it would be possible to always reuse the original ICs (to gain 100% compatibility). If you decide to use FPGA alternatives then yes, one gain is the ability to run the ST(E) on higher speeds but the far more important gai...

exxos wrote: ↑

Tue May 07, 2019 8:30 am

So I don't really get the confusion ?

Oh, now I get it. I totally overlooked the fact that the reference ST doesn't have a Blitter! Thank you for the detailed explanation.

I wanted to ask earlier but seeing the Falcon numbers made me nearly sure... don't you find that 1000% blitting increase suspicious? Now, compared to the Falcon, it's just a little over 100% (what I find believable) but what I certainly don't find believable is that Falcon has a 1000% faster Blitter...