[Coco] Re: Re: C compiler source code

[Albert Stinger]

I just spent the last couple of days with mess and JC/JV emulator.
I like to give the results I had with these two emulators over the
last couple of days.

The mess emulator seems ok, but I had some issues. Like lots of
disk error messages. I could not make a new boot disk with this
emulator I kept getting error messages of every kind. It didn't
matter if I created the disk from with-in mess or used the wimage
program to create it. I could not get my PS2 mouse to emulate
the Hi-res mouse for OS-9 Level 2 and the Multi-Vue system.
I did get the cursor to follow but my mouse buttons didn't work.
So, I just used the keyboard mouse instead. I wish there was
more documentation for setting and using mess. I wish mess
went faster. I tried to turn off throttle, but it didn't speed things
up much more.

The JC emulator although I could not run it on Windows XP
I did manage to make a msdos partition and I can boot into it
when I re-start my machine. However once I was into msdos
the JC emulator was so much faster and I really liked it. I was
actually getting real work done. I spent hours using Nitros-9
with not one problem. Once you get through booting msdos
this emulator really screams with speed. I wish the real coco
could go this fast. Nice work!

 Albert Stinger

<jadonaldson at charter.net> wrote in message 
news:3rb42s$mkbu3v at mxip20a.cluster1.charter.net...

>  I know for a fact that the JC/JV emulator does work wit

> OS9 Pascal, so I will assume that it will also work with

> OS9 C. It can easly be setup to auto-boot NitrOS9 with 2Meg

> of OS9 memory.

>

> John Donaldson

>

>

>>

>> From: Robert Gault <robert.gault at worldnet.att.net>

>> Date: 2005/03/14 Mon PM 01:39:44 GMT

>> To: jhoger at pobox.com,

>>         CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts 

>> <coco at maltedmedia.com>

>> Subject: Re: [Coco] C compiler source code

>>

>> John R. Hogerhuis wrote:

>>

>> > The only unknown for me, I think, is having MESS bring up the emulated

>> > machine at the OS-9 prompt rather than going through the whole boot

>> > process (booting would be slow). Can MESS do this?

>> >

>> > -- John.

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

>> If you alter your ROM image, you can probably get MESS to auto-boot into

>> OS-9, but if you want to run OS-9 without any boot at all, I don't know

>> how to do that on a Coco much less MESS.

>>

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