On 2025-04-01 11:55 a.m., ED SHARPE via cctalk wrote:
> Why not try?
> I'm open to your comments.
>
> As for the UNIBUS unobtainable transceivers: I think the best solution is
> to use AM26S10 for drivers, and an LVC logic powered at 3.3v for
receivers.
> Both are active parts costing nuts.
> I
So, I am working on another fun project on my trusty old TRS-80's.
I need the ability to do multi-line functions which TRS-80 BASIC
does not support. But in hopes of finding something where someone
added that capability in the distant past (there were lots of features
added by various people ov
And now I have to clean the coffee out of my keyboard
I asked the question with slightly different wording
and got a totally different explanation with even
more absurd examples. I think I'll ask it to write
me a PL/M Compiler in TRS-80 BASIC. :-)
bill
One shortcoming, that has come up before, is that it is taught to NOT say,
"I don't know"
Somebody asked ChatGPT for the last eight digits of PI, and it gave a
sequence of 8 digits. But, somebody else asked, "Is there a last digit of
PI?", and it gave a reasonably correct answer.
Perhaps, a
> I have a book about writing AI code on a Tandy computer from 1981
Commodore did one of these too. Very primitive, but I liked it at the time.
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Dec kind of did this with the pdt11 series of systems. The q bus was basically
emulated with a pair of 8085 CPUs to emulate Dec peripherals.
Fine enough but kind of meh.
On April 1, 2025 11:09:40 AM HST, ben via cctalk wrote:
>On 2025-04-01 11:55 a.m., ED SHARPE via cctalk wrote:
>> Why not t
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On Sun, Mar 30, 2025 at 3:16 AM, shad via cctalk
wrote: The why not use a UniBone comment has merit, what will your (FPGA)
> implementation add ?
>
Well,
I know the Unibone!
Surely is a very capable system for emulation
