You are not logged in - nap CIA Tester   [2018] Released by : Fairlight [web] Release Date : 27 December 2018 Type : C64 Tool User rating: awaiting 8 votes (8 left) Credits : Code  ....  Bacchus of Fairlight Idea  ....  Bacchus of Fairlight Download : http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/176858/ciatester.prg (downloads: 220) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by Bacchus on 28 December 2018 Reprecated by an updated release that prints all eight values at the same time, so no need to toggle. CIA Tester V1.1 User Comment Submitted by Bacchus on 27 December 2018 @compyx - the tool is still a handy one. I read you comment that this is posted as a error report in disguise but it's really not. If you want to validate the key combination that works for your ingame trainer, this is still a valid option to certify that. @ian - thanks - that make a lot of sense. This works! User Comment Submitted by Compyx on 27 December 2018 With most keymaps the left-CTRL will indeed be the CBM key, not Alt-Gr. @Bacchus: That said, perhaps respond to our question in your bug report about this 'issue', instead of posting this 'tool'? User Comment Submitted by iAN CooG on 27 December 2018 actually it's left Ctrl, exactly where the C= key is on a C64 =) AltGr incidentally is seen as ctrl+alt User Comment Submitted by Bacchus on 27 December 2018 I needed a key to toggle values and took Run/Stop for the purpose ... So testing RunStop doesn't really work. I might add that CBM is AltGr on a Windows PC. User Comment Submitted by Bacchus on 27 December 2018 The program cycles through the eight option of a zero bit poked in each bit of dc00 and prints the corresponding output from dc01. Press any key to see the dc01 results. Detecting CBM + a numberkey from 1 to 7 should work and poking the first row (below) in dc00 should yield the second row (below) in dc01 for the corresponding CBM+number key (ie poking $7f in dc00, pressing cbm+1 should result in $de in $dc01). These values in dc00 .byte $7f,$7f,$fd,$fd,$fb,$fb,$f7 Should result in these values from dc01: .byte $de,$d7,$fe,$f7,$fe,$f7,$fe It works as expected on Ultimate64, CC64 but not the versions of VICE I have tested. (The core of this code is for the ingame trainer and I would also like to see it working on VICE. I am awaiting input on the results from the native machine. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (6) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia Forum · Discuss this release Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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