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While the last added debugging features to MacVICE are all well-known and mostly ported from WinVICE this one is a new and currently mac-only debugging feature: The IO Tree. “What’s this?”, you might ask. The IO Tree is actually an anotated dump of the memory-mapped IO registers from your beloved cbm platform. All is packed . . . → Read More: MacVICE News: Introducing IO Tree I am currently working on extending MacVICE with some fancy debugging features. Users of WinVICE already know the memory, register and disassemlby windows that exist besides the monitor view. I adopted all of these window types with a slight make-it-the-mac-way style attached My debug windows are tied to the main or drive CPU and need . . . → Read More: MacVICE News: New Debug Windows With christmas time the presents arrive… Nate Lawson presented the beta of his incredible XUM1541 USB to IEC/parallel adapter for OpenCBM. I was immediately amazed by this project and built my own version of the XUM1541. I had the chance to help out testing the software on Macs even in its early stages, so everything . . . → Read More: XUM1541 and OpenCBM for Mac I always searched for an elegant (i.e. automatic and scriptable ) way for announcing freshly compiled VICE snapshots. Now with the emerging hype of twitter I tried this out and with TTYtter it was easily integrated into my build scripts… So follow me on macvice @ twitter to get the latest updates on freshly build . . . → Read More: MacVICE on Twitter LTNS! Yes, indeed… it took quite a while to finish this new version, but its really worth the wait! dtv2ser 0.4 now supports all new features of dtvtrans 1.0 including init after reset, BASIC loading, saving and RUN. Furthermore, full flash support was added! If you are impatient then just head over to the dtv2ser . . . → Read More: dtv2ser 0.4 released! After thinkcommodore.com finally shut down its business, it was a sad time for Mac + Commodore fans without having a forum to discuss. Now the wait is over: a new site hit the ground: doremac.com. The site has a forum with strong focus on Commodore computing done by Mac users. Starting from data transfer . . . → Read More: doremac.com online! As already announced in my last post: Finally, the first public release 0.1 of dtv2ser is online! Go check it out on my new dtv2ser homepage! Macs don’t have Parallel Ports. That’s no problem for using nowaday devices but its a real disadvantage if you like to hack hardware and need to access ports or like to work on toggle-bits level with any kind of homebrew hardware. I had a look at the cool DTV transfer tool called dtvtrans written . . . → Read More: dtvtrans + mac -> dtv2ser I had the parts lying around for a few weeks now, but yesterday I found the time to solder everything together: the XU1541 created by Till Harbaum. Its a USB-to-IEC bus converter device that allows to connect modern hardware with retro CBM devices like a 1541 floppy. As you might have guessed already, I . . . → Read More: XU1541 for my Mac Easter time is project time I spent the free days with working on some of my C64 hardware projects… This time I added a SD-Card based virtual 1541 Floppy emulator to my DTV mod. I integrated Lars’s MMC2IEC Project that implements this HW floppy with an Atmel ATmega32 microcontroller and just a few more parts . . . → Read More: Added a MMC2IEC to my DTV64 |
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