Sorry if this is too OT (mods can move if necessary), but I thought that if a project implements a network interface etc into a machine with a z80, it deserves a link here :)
http://spritesmods.com/?art=twitter1943 (http://spritesmods.com/?art=twitter1943)
You can now start throwing the tomatoes, if I was wrong ;)
Moving to Other Retro.
But this is really nice! Yet, what is the Twitter account? Couldn't find it...
I also like the humping bunnies :D
QuoteThe first module is a hardware driver called z80interface. It is written with the hardware I made in mind, and it knows how to take over the Z80s bus and read or write a byte to the main memory. It has no knowledge of the code or memory map of the Z80; in theory, you could use this module plus the hardware on any machine built around a Z80. With some modifications, it probably even works on other 8-bit CPUs too.
Completely interesting.
Considering that the CPC and PLUS do have Z80...
BTW, 1943 cabinet's main Z80 runs at 6mhz... which is a bit more than our humble 4mhz... :'(
Thx anyway to have post this here.
If you had the heart to do some stuff on the Amstrad PLUS or even CPC... ;)
Also : special dédicace pour Gryzor.
(http://spritesmods.com/twitter1943/Esex-logo.png)
Interracial can be fun.
Why, you got a black chick for me? :D
Seems that the black one is the male... :P
Yeah, I missed another opportunity to halt die klappe and shut my tongue...
Next time je fermerai ma gueule.. :D
Quote from: MacDeath on 13:34, 01 June 11
BTW, 1943 cabinet's main Z80 runs at 6mhz... which is a bit more than our humble 4mhz... :'(
Worse it's a 6Mhz machine with Hardware Sprites with side trimmings and the lot to make it do what it was designed to do! >:(
But of course the beloved Amstrad seems to produce a reasonible version of the arcade without the hassle of throwing more coins away just to play the darn thing! :D