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Released by :
tlr
Release Date :
28 August 2006
Type :
C64 DTV
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| User rating: | awaiting 8 votes (8 left) |
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User Comment
Submitted by tlr on 30 August 2006
@Style: Yes, that is what I am aiming for here. A compact detector for use in demos, or to select speed enhancements in decrunchers and similar.
My first aim was to detect DTV2/DTV3 for blitter bug checking.
For music playback I want to be able to detect no_sid,6581,8580,DTV1,DTV2/3
Possibly this could be split into a "decruncher" check routine (i.e SCPU,C128,DTV2/3) and a "demo" check routine.
@viscid: Nice utility! A little large for what I am doing, but none the less useful.
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User Comment
Submitted by Style on 30 August 2006
tlr: I have a 128 and several c64c's. If you need me to run some tests let me know.
Itd be cool to have a nice, short hardware detect routine. |
User Comment
Submitted by Viscid on 29 August 2006
Useful for some Demos maybe...
@tlr I made such a Utility back in 1996 (for Sidchips and most hardware available in those days). You can check it at npl.de (download: http://www.npl.de/download/NplTooldisk.zip). If you want to continue... feel welcome ;) |
User Comment
Submitted by Viktor on 29 August 2006
Maybe its time to do a big big plug n play detection routine. :)
You can detect the kernal version/charrom/drive version/ there are rom images at funet.fi, and do a checksum.
(and of-course, C65)
You can detect plus4/vic20 at first, as I remember some screen pointer are on the same place, but has different address (of course, at these, you should not check toward. :)
a can search somewhere at home my z80 cart detection routine too...
and aftewr this of-course, releasing the source is useful.
Viktor |
User Comment
Submitted by tlr on 28 August 2006
@Style:
That was my original intention.
I only have 2 6581 machines here + VICE + CCS64 + DTV3, so I have a little too few machines to run on though. I'll try constructing some tests.
I wanted to get this out the door first for people to check their DTVs. There seem to be mainly DTV2 cores before batch 051005.
I laid out the routine at $c000-$c0be for easy access and examination.
Is there interest in the source of the detector?
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User Comment
Submitted by Style on 28 August 2006
Now get it to detect SID version on c64/128 and release it as source ;)
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