[Coco] VCC Experience

[Bill Pierce]

Bill,
Also, to see a list of the dw cmds... just type "dw<enter>
You will see the list of possible cmds... then just follow the tree... :-)
 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Pierce via Coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
To: coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Thu, May 22, 2014 10:44 pm
Subject: Re: [Coco] VCC Experience



Bill, are you trying to do this at system level, or software level?
At software level you just:
open(path,"/n",mode)
then just read and write on that path until you're done. There's already 2 
hi-level cmd protocols that will use the ports like this. "dw" & "ui". Dw is 
geared more to user calls, where ui is geared more to machine calls.
 
But if you're going for system level, the underlying lo-level protocol is what 
you're after which is what the above is based on.

To see the dw protocol in action,on the Coco in NOS9 at the cmd prompt just 
type:
dw server dir ftp://os9archive.rtsi.com/RSDOS/   (be prepared to wait a bit)

The "dw" util is in your cmds already. I have a uitlity that does the same for 
the "ui" protocol.
 

Bill Pierce
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Nobel <b_nobel at hotmail.com>
To: CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Thu, May 22, 2014 10:11 pm
Subject: Re: [Coco] VCC Experience


Ok I found it,  I do assume link to dwio subroutine module would open all 
functions? or would I be better off direct embedding code?.

Bill Nobel

On May 22, 2014, at 2:47 PM, Tormod Volden <lists.tormod at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 10:32 PM, Bill Pierce wrote:
>> 
>> Bill, some of the "telnet" code you're seeking is either in
>> "nitros9/defs/drivewire.d"
>> or
>> "nitros9/lib/net.as"
> 
> And "hg grep TCPOpen" will reveal that this function is in the latter.
> 
>> 
>> The reason you're not seeing reference to these files us those references are 

in the makefiles.
>> 
>> In "nitros9/level1/modules" you'll find:
>> boot_dw.asm (dw boot module)
>> clock_dw.asm dw clock sub-module
>> dw4read.asm (incomplete turbo mode subs, do not use)
>> dw4write.asm (same as above)
>> dwcheck.asm (dw crc check)
>> dwdesc.asm (v-drive "/Xx" descriptors)
>> dwinit.asm
>> dwio.asm (general dw io subroutine)
>> dwread.asm (main dw read)
>> dwwrite.asm (main dw write)
>> p_scdwp.asm (virtual printer descriptor)
>> rbdw.asm (dw rbf device driver)
>> scdwp.asm (virtual printer driver)
>> scdwv.asm (v-port driver)
>> scdwvdesc.asm (v-port descriptors for "/Nx" and "/Zx")
>> term_scdwt.asm (remote terminal device)
>> 
>> and I think that about covers it. The sources are mixed and combined by the 
makefiles to make up the various module that make dw.
>> Now in most of these there a "conditional" to set for the "becker port" which 

is the form Vcc uses for TCP else it is in serial mode for the real Coco.
> 
> Great list. We could need more of such documentation to encourage
> people to look at the code. Feel free to submit such things as Readme
> files or to the wiki.
> 
> Tormod
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