first test for the Capcom’s Higemaru arcade machine
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  example01d_working.zip (Size: 31.07 KB / Downloads: 824)

first test for the Sun-StrenghtAndSkill arcade machine

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  example01d_working.zip (Size: 21.98 KB / Downloads: 896)

first test for the Universal Mr. Do’s Castle arcade machine (DoRunRun configuration)

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  example01d_progressing2.zip (Size: 60.65 KB / Downloads: 878)

Hi, i'm restyling an old basic program i made in far 80s, a vertical Scramble-like game.

This great WindowScrollUp routine scrolls only the screen data, not the colour attributes...
http://www.boriel.com/wiki/en/index.php/...owScrollUp

The need is to include a window-attribute-scroll too (but please don't suggest to "POKE" attr addresses inside a FOR/NEXT basic routine, the game would slow-down too much - it should be assembly language inside the same ASM routine)!

Does someone already succeeded?

Hi, i'm restyling an old basic program i made in far 80s, a vertical Scramble-like game.

This great WindowScrollUp routine scrolls only the screen data, not the colour attributes...
http://www.boriel.com/wiki/en/index.php/...owScrollUp

The need is to include a window-attribute-scroll too (but please don't suggest to "POKE" attr addresses inside a FOR/NEXT basic routine, the game would slow-down too much - it should be assembly language inside the same ASM routine)!

Does someone already succeeded?

Hi there,

Just thought I would quickly say hello, I'm surprised I never registered here before,

first test for Sharp MZ-700

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  example01e_charactersetandkeyboard.zip (Size: 13.75 KB / Downloads: 845)

Is there any way that a program in ZX BASIC returns a value?

That I need is, once end my program this return a value to the +3 BASIC as in the following example:

I need to write in a range of memory into an inline assembly function.
Which is the correct way to allocate a block of memory in this type of functions?

Trank you.

first test for Casio PV2000 (testing the keyboard for now)

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  keyboardtest_pv2000_201504151520.zip (Size: 15.34 KB / Downloads: 984)