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| − | The [[FutureOS Monitor]] is a small built in machine monitor of the [[FutureOS]] operating system. It contains basic functions to access memory and the Porting system to comfortably access all the CPCs I/O ports. | + | The [[FutureOS Monitor]] is a small built in machine monitor of the [[FutureOS]] operating system. It contains basic functions to access memory and the Porting system to comfortably access all the CPCs I/O ports. When using FutureOS for the CPC Plus you can also access all memory mapped I/O (hardware sprites, DMA-sound, soft scrolling etc.). |
Revision as of 17:03, 25 October 2010
The FutureOS Monitor is a small built in machine monitor of the FutureOS operating system. It contains basic functions to access memory and the Porting system to comfortably access all the CPCs I/O ports. When using FutureOS for the CPC Plus you can also access all memory mapped I/O (hardware sprites, DMA-sound, soft scrolling etc.).
Features
- Dump RAM, ROM or memory mapped I/O (CPC Plus)
- Edit RAM or memory mapped I/O (CPC Plus)
- Access all I/O ports of the CPC and external hardware
- Edit Z80 registers (previously to the call of routine) including second register set
- Configurate RAM, ROM, I/O for other functions
- Move block of memory
- Initialise block of memory with an 8 or 16 bit value
- Call a routine
- Exit, brings you back to the Desktop
Images
Weblink
See FutureOS
