I'm trying to get BASIC to work on the POM1 Emulator. When I type in E000R I don't get BASIC only E000: 00 and it hangs. Any solutions?
Also with the EnhancedBasic.txt downloaded from this site (Floating Point BASIC) I do a load Ctrl-L, type in the name: ENHANCEDBASIC.TXT, choose ASCII and it loads. Next type in 5800R and and again, nothing happens. What am I doing wrong?
I am new to this. I did computers from 1978 onward, starting with a TRS80 Model 1. Never got into assembly languages and as I bought a Replica-1 kit that should arrive within a few weeks and I'm working offshore I thought it would be nice to make myself familiar with the Apple 1 through this emulator.
Anybody who has suggestions please let me know
Best regards
Harry Oliemans (Dutch)
Radio Operator on board the jackup oilrig Noble Lynda Bossler
e-mail: rolbossler@noblecorp.com
harryoli@multiweb.nl
Hi Harry, BASIC is currently not preloaded into the emulator. The ROM is in the rom directory and can be loaded by binary. As for ENHANCEDBASIC.TXT, I will look into the problem and hopefully have a fix for the next release.
aaah, thanks. That is working now, that is the BASIC.ROM. Now I do have various BASIC programs downloaded from this site and the Replica-1 site. How can I read those into POM1? I tried Ctrl-R, name.txt and ASCII but no show. Any other way other then typing them in?
Unfortunately you will have to type in the BASIC programs for now. I am thinking about adding a paste method for a future release.
Aaaarghh! OK, I'll start typing. Thanks for the help. I'm still very curious about the Replica-1. I can hardly wait!
I didn't know about this way of loading, I used to change programs to have that format Pom 1 can load (using txt file):
0300: EF FF 14 83 BA C1 00 FE A2
0308: 00 00 A2 C4 EF FF 11 29 33
Etc...
In this way, in groups of 8 bytes and with address before groups, I could load all programs. But of course it's a really hard work sometimes!
At that example I put 9 groups, but they are 8, sorry