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Return to [[ACU Type Ins|ACU Type-Ins]]
 
Return to [[ACU Type Ins|ACU Type-Ins]]
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__TOC__
 
__TOC__
 
=Downloads=
 
=Downloads=
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[[media:Acu_march_1985.zip|Disk Image]]
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[[media:acu8503.zip|Disk Image]]
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=Cover image=
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=Cover Image=
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[[image:acu8503.png]]
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[[image:Acu_march_1985_cover.png]]
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=Boolean operations demonstration=
 
=Boolean operations demonstration=
 
RUN"BOOLEAN"<br/>
 
RUN"BOOLEAN"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Boolean1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503boolean1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Boolean2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503boolean2.png|384px]]
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=Electric Eddy=
 
=Electric Eddy=
 
RUN"EDDY"<br/>
 
RUN"EDDY"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Eddy1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Eddy2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy2.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Eddy3.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Eddy4.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy4.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Eddy5.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy5.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Eddy6.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy6.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Eddy7.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy7.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Eddy8.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503eddy8.png|384px]]
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=Electric Fencing=
 
=Electric Fencing=
 
RUN"FENCING"<br/>
 
RUN"FENCING"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Fencing1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503fencing1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Fencing2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503fencing2.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Fencing3.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503fencing3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Fencing4.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503fencing4.png|384px]]
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=Flashman=
 
=Flashman=
 
RUN"FLASHMAN"<br/>
 
RUN"FLASHMAN"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Flash1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503flash1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Flash2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503flash2.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Flash3.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503flash3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Flash4.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503flash4.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Flash5.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503flash5.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Flash6.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503flash6.png|384px]]
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=Jeremy Vine's music routine=
 
=Jeremy Vine's music routine=
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RUN"MUSIC"<br/>
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RUN"MUSIC"
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[[image:Acu_Music1.png|192px]]
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=Machine code fill routine and demonstration=
 
=Machine code fill routine and demonstration=
 
RUN"MCFILL"<br/>
 
RUN"MCFILL"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Mcfill1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503mcfill1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Mcfill2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503mcfill2.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Mcfill3.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503mcfill3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Mcfill4.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503mcfill4.png|384px]]
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=Manipulating the Amstrad CPC464 Screen Display=
 
=Manipulating the Amstrad CPC464 Screen Display=
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The Z80 assembler code for the "Manipulating the Amstrad CPC464 Screen Display" article.<br/>
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File(s) associated with this article:<br/>
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See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 103 for more details.<br/><br/>
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- SCREEN1.ASM<br/>
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Routine 1<pre>
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- SCREEN2.ASM<br/>
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ORG &8000
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- SCREEN3.ASM<br/>
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- SCREEN4.ASM<br/>
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.start LD HL,XXXX ; address of top left corner of area
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- SCREEN5.ASM<br/>
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LD DE,XXXX ; address of store area
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See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 103 for more details.
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LD B,8
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.loop1 PUSH BC
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PUSH HL
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LD B,8 ; number of horizontal lines
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.loop2 LD A,(HL)
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LD (DE),A
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INC DE
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INC HL
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DJNZ loop2
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POP HL
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LD BC,&0000 ; add &0800 to screen address
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ADD HL,BC
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JR NC,loopend ; jump if total not more than &FFFF
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LD BC,&3FB0
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AND A ; else subtract &3FB0
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SBC HL,BC
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.loopend POP BC
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DJNZ loop1
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RET
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</pre>
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Routine 2
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<pre>
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ORG &4000
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.pixstr DEFB 0
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.start LD HL,&C000 ; Address of top-left corner of screen
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LD E,&88 ; mask for left-most pixel in byte
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LD B,200 ; number of pixel lies in screen
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.loop1 PUSH BC
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PUSH HL ; save address of first byte on stack
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LD A,(HL) ; get first screen byte
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AND E ; mask off all pixels except left-most
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LD (pixstr),A ; store pixel for later
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CPL
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AND (HL) ; blank out pixel
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LD (HL),A ; update screen
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RLC (HL) ; rotate screen byte left
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LD B,79 ; number of bytes in line minus one
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.loop2 INC HL ; next byte
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LD A,(HL)
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AND E ; mask off all pixels except left-most
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LD D,A ; save pixel for later
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CPL
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AND (HL) ; blank out pixel
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LD (HL),A ; update screen
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RLC (HL) ; rotate screen byte left
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LD A,D ; recover pixel
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.loop3 RRC E ; rotate mask right one bit
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JR C,out1 ; jump out when mask bit rotates out
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SRL A ; else shift pixel right
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JR loop3 ; and repeat
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.out1 DEC HL ; back to previous byte
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OR (HL)
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LD (HL),A ; insert pixel into screen byte
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INC HL ; restore screen address
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DJNZ loop2 ; jump back unless finished with line
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LD A,(pixstr) ; recall stored pixel
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.loop4 RRC E ; rotate mask right one bit
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JR C,out2 ; jump out when mask bit rotates out
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SRL A ; else shift pixel right
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JR loop4 ; and repeat
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.out2 OR (HL)
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LD (HL),A ; insert pixel into screen byte
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POP HL
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LD BC,&0800
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ADD HL,BC ; next line down
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JR NC,end ; jump if total not greater than &FFFF
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AND A
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LD BC,&3FB0
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SBC HL,BC ; else subtract &3FB0
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.end POP BC
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DJNZ loop1 ; jump back unless finished
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RET
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</pre>
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Routine 3
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<pre>
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ORG &4000
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.pixstr DEFB 0
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.start LD HL,&C04F ; Address of top-left corner of screen
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LD E,&11 ; mask for left-most pixel in byte
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LD B,200 ; number of pixel lies in screen
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.loop1 PUSH BC
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PUSH HL ; save address of first byte on stack
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LD A,(HL) ; get first screen byte
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AND E ; mask off all pixels except left-most
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LD (pixstr),A ; store pixel for later
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CPL
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AND (HL) ; blank out pixel
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LD (HL),A ; update screen
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RRC (HL) ; rotate screen byte left
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LD B,79 ; number of bytes in line minus one
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.loop2 DEC HL ; next byte
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LD A,(HL)
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AND E ; mask off all pixels except left-most
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LD D,A ; save pixel for later
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CPL
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AND (HL) ; blank out pixel
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LD (HL),A ; update screen
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RRC (HL) ; rotate screen byte left
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LD A,D ; recover pixel
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.loop3 RLC E ; rotate mask right one bit
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JR C,out1 ; jump out when mask bit rotates out
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SLA A ; else shift pixel right
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JR loop3 ; and repeat
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.out1 INC HL ; back to previous byte
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OR (HL)
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LD (HL),A ; insert pixel into screen byte
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DEC HL ; restore screen address
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DJNZ loop2 ; jump back unless finished with line
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LD A,(pixstr) ; recall stored pixel
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.loop4 RLC E ; rotate mask right one bit
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JR C,out2 ; jump out when mask bit rotates out
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SLA A ; else shift pixel right
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JR loop4 ; and repeat
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.out2 OR (HL)
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LD (HL),A ; insert pixel into screen byte
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POP HL
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LD BC,&0800
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ADD HL,BC ; next line down
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JR NC,end ; jump if total not greater than &FFFF
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AND A
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LD BC,&3FB0
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SBC HL,BC ; else subtract &3FB0
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.end POP BC
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DJNZ loop1 ; jump back unless finished
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RET
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</pre>
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Routine 4
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<pre>
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ORG &4000
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.start LD HL,&C000 ; top left corner of screen address
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LD B,200 ; number of pixel lines
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.loop1 PUSH BC
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PUSH HL ; save line start address on stack
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XOR A ; zero accumulator and clear carry flag
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LD B,80 ; number of bytes in line
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.loop2 RR (HL) ; rotate right, carry to d7, d0 to array
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INC HL ; next byte
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DJNZ loop2 ; loop until finished with line
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POP HL ; recover address of first byte in line
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RRA ; rotate last bit from carry into A
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OR (HL)
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LD (HL),A ; insert pixel into first byte
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LD BC,&0800
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ADD HL,BC ; next pixel line
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JR NC,end ; jump if total not greater than &FFFF
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AND A
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LD BC,&3FB0
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SBC HL,BC ; else subtract &3FB0
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.end POP BC
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DJNZ loop1 ; loop unless finished
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RET
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</pre>
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Routine 5
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<pre>
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ORG &4000
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.start LD HL,&C04F ; top left corner of screen address
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LD B,200 ; number of pixel lines
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.loop1 PUSH BC
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PUSH HL ; save line start address on stack
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XOR A ; zero accumulator and clear carry flag
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LD B,80 ; number of bytes in line
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.loop2 RL (HL) ; rotate right, carry to d7, d0 to array
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DEC HL ; next byte
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DJNZ loop2 ; loop until finished with line
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POP HL ; recover address of first byte in line
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RLA ; rotate last bit from carry into A
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OR (HL)
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LD (HL),A ; insert pixel into first byte
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LD BC,&0800
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ADD HL,BC ; next pixel line
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JR NC,end ; jump if total not greater than &FFFF
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AND A
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LD BC,&3FB0
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SBC HL,BC ; else subtract &3FB0
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.end POP BC
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DJNZ loop1 ; loop unless finished
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RET
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</pre>
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=Number Sort routine=
 
=Number Sort routine=
 
RUN"SORT"<br/>
 
RUN"SORT"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Sort1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503sort1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Sort2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503sort2.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Sort3.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503sort3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Sort4.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503sort4.png|384px]]
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=Prime Numbers (1)=
 
=Prime Numbers (1)=
 
RUN"PASCAL3"<br/>
 
RUN"PASCAL3"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Pascal3_1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503pascal1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Pascal3_2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503pascal2.png|384px]]
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=Prime Numbers (2)=
 
=Prime Numbers (2)=
 
RUN"PASCAL4"<br/>
 
RUN"PASCAL4"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Pascal4_1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503pascal3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Pascal4_2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503pascal4.png|384px]]
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=Screen Dump=
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=Screen Dump (DMP1)=
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File(s) associated with this article:<br/>
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The Z80 assembler code for the DMP1 Screen Dump program.<br/>
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- DMPDMP1.ASM<br/>
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The machine code can be loaded in BASIC using DMPLIST2.BAS and DMPLIST4.BAS.<br/>
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- DMPEPSON.ASM<br/>
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- DMPDMP1.BIN<br/>
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- DMPEPSON.BIN<br/>
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- DMPLIST2.BAS<br/>
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- DMPLIST4.BAS<br/>
 
See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 90 for more details.
 
See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 90 for more details.
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<pre>
 
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ORG &8000
 
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.entry EQU $
 
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LD HL,&E9E1 ; Start RELOCATOR
 
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LD (&30),HL
 
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RST &30
 
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.this EX DE,HL
 
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LD HL,rel_table-this
 
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ADD HL,DE ; HL has absolute address of rel_table
 
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.loop LD C,(HL)
 
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INC HL
 
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LD B,(HL) ; BC has first entry in table
 
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LD A,C
 
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OR B
 
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JR Z,done ; entry was 0000 so exit loop
 
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PUSH HL ; stack current table pointer
 
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LD H,B
 
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LD L,C
 
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ADD HL,DE ; make table entry absolute
 
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PUSH HL ; and stack this value
 
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LD C,(HL)
 
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INC HL
 
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LD B,(HL) ; get contents pointed to by entry
 
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LD H,B
 
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LD L,C
 
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ADD HL,DE ; make this absolute
 
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LD B,H
 
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LD C,L
 
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POP HL ; retrieve absolute entry value
 
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LD (HL),C
 
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INC HL
 
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LD (HL),B ; store absolute value at this address
 
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POP HL ; get address of previous table entry
 
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INC HL ; make HL point at next
 
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JR loop
 
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.done EQU $ ; end of RELOCATOR
 
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KL_NEW_FRAME_FLY EQU &BCD7
 
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KM_TEST_KEY EQU &BB1E
 
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COPY_key EQU 9
 
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CTRL_key EQU 23
 
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SHIFT_key EQU 21
 
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.r01 LD HL,tick_block-this ; set-up EVENT
 
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LD B,%10000001
 
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LD C,0
 
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.r02 LD DE,int_routine-this
 
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CALL KL_NEW_FRAME_FLY
 
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RET
 
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.int_routine EQU $ ; this is the interrupt routine
 
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PUSH BC
 
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PUSH DE
 
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PUSH HL
 
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PUSH AF
 
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LD A,COPY_key
 
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CALL KM_TEST_KEY
 
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JR Z,return
 
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LD A,CTRL_key
 
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CALL KM_TEST_KEY
 
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JR Z,return
 
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.r03 CALL scrndump-this
 
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.return POP AF
 
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POP HL
 
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POP DE
 
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POP BC
 
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RET
 
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.tick_block DEFS 9
 
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.FRED DEFS 7
 
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.scrndump EQU $
 
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GRA_TEST_ABSOLUTE EQU &BBF0
 
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MC_PRINT_CHAR EQU &BD2B
 
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MC_BUSY_PRINTER EQU &BD2E
 
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; DMP1DUMP
 
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.r04 LD IX,FRED-this
 
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LD (IX+1),0 ; x coord = 0
 
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LD (IX+2),0
 
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LD (IX+3),&90 ; y coord = 400
 
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LD (IX+4),&01
 
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LD (IX+5),0 ; line count = 0
 
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LD (IX+0),0 ; byte out = 0
 
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.MAIN CALL MC_BUSY_PRINTER
 
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JR C,MAIN
 
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LD A,&1B
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; ESC
 
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LD A,&4B
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; "K"
 
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LD A,&02
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,&40
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; &240
 
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.LINE EQU $
 
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LD (IX+0),0 ; byte out = 0
 
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LD (IX+6),0 ; 7-bit count = 0
 
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.BYTE SRA (IX+0)
 
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LD E,(IX+1) ; FRED + 1 - 2 = x coord
 
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LD D,(IX+2)
 
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LD L,(IX+3) ; FRED + 3 - 4 = y coord
 
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LD H,(IX+4)
 
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CALL GRA_TEST_ABSOLUTE
 
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OR A
 
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JR Z,NOSET
 
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SET 6,(IX+0) ; +0 is byte being built
 
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.NOSET INC (IX+6) ; increase bit count
 
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LD A,(IX+6) ; and get it
 
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CP 7
 
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JR Z,PRINT ; if got 7 bits the print
 
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LD L,(IX+3) ; get y coord
 
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LD H,(IX+4)
 
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DEC HL ; use HL for simple 16 bit maths
 
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DEC HL ; move down by 2 (1 pixel)
 
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LD (IX+3),L ; then put it back
 
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LD (IX+4),H
 
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JR BYTE
 
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.MID_JMP JR MAIN ; to relative jump more than 128
 
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.PRINT CALL MC_BUSY_PRINTER
 
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JR C,PRINT ; wait until it's free
 
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LD A,(IX+0) ; get byte output
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; and print it
 
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INC (IX+1)
 
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INC (IX+1) ; move x coord on by 2
 
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JR NZ,NOHIGH
 
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INC (IX+2) ; handle high byte if necessary
 
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.NOHIGH LD A,(IX+1)
 
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SUB &82
 
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JR NZ,RESETY
 
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LD A,(IX+2)
 
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CP 2
 
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JR Z,ENDLIN ; x coord = &282
 
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.RESETY LD L,(IX+3)
 
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LD H,(IX+4)
 
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LD DE,&000C
 
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ADD HL,DE
 
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LD (IX+3),L ; increase y coord by 12
 
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LD (IX+4),H
 
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JR LINE
 
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.ENDLIN INC (IX+5) ; increment line count
 
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LD A,&0A ; Line Feed
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,&0D ; Carriage Return
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,SHIFT_key
 
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CALL KM_TEST_KEY ; check id SHIFT is pressed
 
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JR NZ,BYE
 
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LD (IX+1),0 ; set x coord to zero
 
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LD (IX+2),0
 
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LD A,(IX+5) ; get line count
 
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CP &22
 
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JR NZ,MID_JMP ; have we got 34 lines (7 high)
 
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.BYE EQU $
 
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LD A,15
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,13
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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RET
 
−
 
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.rel_table EQU $
 
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DEFW r01-this+1
 
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DEFW r02-this+1
 
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DEFW r03-this+1
 
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DEFW r04-this+2 ; address in IX operator is 3 and 4
 
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DEFW 0
 
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</pre>
 
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=Screen Dump (Epson)=
 
−
The Z80 assembler code for the Epson Screen Dump program.<br/>
 
−
The machine code can be loaded in BASIC using DMPLIST2.BAS and DMPLIST4.BAS.<br/>
 
−
See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 90 for more details.
 
−
<pre>
 
−
ORG &8000
 
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.entry EQU $
 
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LD HL,&E9E1 ; Start RELOCATOR
 
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LD (&30),HL
 
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RST &30
 
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.this EX DE,HL
 
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LD HL,rel_table-this
 
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ADD HL,DE ; HL has absolute address of rel_table
 
−
 
−
.loop LD C,(HL)
 
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INC HL
 
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LD B,(HL) ; BC has first entry in table
 
−
LD A,C
 
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OR B
 
−
JR Z,done ; entry was 0000 so exit loop
 
−
PUSH HL ; stack current table pointer
 
−
LD H,B
 
−
LD L,C
 
−
ADD HL,DE ; make table entry absolute
 
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PUSH HL ; and stack this value
 
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LD C,(HL)
 
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INC HL
 
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LD B,(HL) ; get contents pointed to by entry
 
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LD H,B
 
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LD L,C
 
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ADD HL,DE ; make this absolute
 
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LD B,H
 
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LD C,L
 
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POP HL ; retrieve absolute entry value
 
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LD (HL),C
 
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INC HL
 
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LD (HL),B ; store absolute value at this address
 
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POP HL ; get address of previous table entry
 
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INC HL ; make HL point at next
 
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JR loop
 
−
 
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.done EQU $ ; end of RELOCATOR
 
−
 
−
KL_NEW_FRAME_FLY EQU &BCD7
 
−
KM_TEST_KEY EQU &BB1E
 
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COPY_key EQU 9
 
−
CTRL_key EQU 23
 
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SHIFT_key EQU 21
 
−
 
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.r01 LD HL,tick_block-this ; set-up EVENT
 
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LD B,%10000001
 
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LD C,0
 
−
 
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.r02 LD DE,int_routine-this
 
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CALL KL_NEW_FRAME_FLY
 
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RET
 
−
 
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.int_routine EQU $ ; this is the interrupt routine
 
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PUSH BC
 
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PUSH DE
 
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PUSH HL
 
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PUSH AF
 
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LD A,COPY_key
 
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CALL KM_TEST_KEY
 
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JR Z,return
 
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LD A,CTRL_key
 
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CALL KM_TEST_KEY
 
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JR Z,return
 
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.r03 CALL scrndump-this
 
−
 
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.return POP AF
 
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POP HL
 
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POP DE
 
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POP BC
 
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RET
 
−
 
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.tick_block DEFS 9
 
−
 
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.FRED DEFS 7
 
−
 
−
.scrndump EQU $
 
−
 
−
GRA_TEST_ABSOLUTE EQU &BBF0
 
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MC_PRINT_CHAR EQU &BD2B
 
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MC_BUSY_PRINTER EQU &BD2E
 
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; EPSONDUMP
 
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.r04 LD IX,FRED-this
 
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LD (IX+1),0 ; x coord = 0
 
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LD (IX+2),0
 
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LD (IX+3),&90 ; y coord = 400
 
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LD (IX+4),&01
 
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LD (IX+5),0 ; line count = 0
 
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LD (IX+0),0 ; byte out = 0
 
−
 
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LD A,&1B
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,&41
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,&06
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
−
 
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.MAIN CALL MC_BUSY_PRINTER
 
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JR C,MAIN
 
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LD A,&1B
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; ESC
 
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LD A,&4B
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; "K"
 
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LD A,&40
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,&02
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; &240
 
−
 
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.LINE EQU $
 
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LD (IX+0),0 ; byte out = 0
 
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LD (IX+6),0 ; 7-bit count = 0
 
−
 
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.BYTE SLA (IX+0)
 
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LD E,(IX+1) ; FRED + 1 - 2 = x coord
 
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LD D,(IX+2)
 
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LD L,(IX+3) ; FRED + 3 - 4 = y coord
 
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LD H,(IX+4)
 
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CALL GRA_TEST_ABSOLUTE
 
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OR A
 
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JR Z,NOSET
 
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SET 0,(IX+0) ; +0 is byte being built
 
−
 
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.NOSET INC (IX+6) ; increase bit count
 
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LD A,(IX+6) ; and get it
 
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CP 7
 
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JR Z,PRINT ; if got 7 bits the print
 
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LD L,(IX+3) ; get y coord
 
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LD H,(IX+4)
 
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DEC HL ; use HL for simple 16 bit maths
 
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DEC HL ; move down by 2 (1 pixel)
 
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LD (IX+3),L ; then put it back
 
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LD (IX+4),H
 
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JR BYTE
 
−
 
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.MID_JMP JR MAIN ; to relative jump more than 128
 
−
 
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.PRINT CALL MC_BUSY_PRINTER
 
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JR C,PRINT ; wait until it's free
 
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LD A,(IX+0) ; get byte output
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR ; and print it
 
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INC (IX+1)
 
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INC (IX+1) ; move x coord on by 2
 
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JR NZ,NOHIGH
 
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INC (IX+2) ; handle high byte if necessary
 
−
 
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.NOHIGH LD A,(IX+1)
 
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SUB &82
 
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JR NZ,RESETY
 
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LD A,(IX+2)
 
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CP 2
 
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JR Z,ENDLIN ; x coord = &282
 
−
 
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.RESETY LD L,(IX+3)
 
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LD H,(IX+4)
 
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LD DE,&000C
 
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ADD HL,DE
 
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LD (IX+3),L ; increase y coord by 12
 
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LD (IX+4),H
 
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JR LINE
 
−
 
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.ENDLIN INC (IX+5) ; increment line count
 
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LD A,&0A ; Line Feed
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
−
LD A,&0D ; Carriage Return
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,SHIFT_key
 
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CALL KM_TEST_KEY ; check id SHIFT is pressed
 
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JR NZ,BYE
 
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LD (IX+1),0 ; set x coord to zero
 
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LD (IX+2),0
 
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LD A,(IX+5) ; get line count
 
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CP &22
 
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JR NZ,MID_JMP ; have we got 34 lines (7 high)
 
−
 
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.BYE EQU $
 
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LD A,15
 
−
CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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LD A,13
 
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CALL MC_PRINT_CHAR
 
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RET
 
−
 
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.rel_table EQU $
 
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DEFW r01-this+1
 
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DEFW r02-this+1
 
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DEFW r03-this+1
 
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DEFW r04-this+2 ; address in IX operator is 3 and 4
 
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DEFW 0
 
−
</pre>
 
−
 
 
=Sum Numbers=
 
=Sum Numbers=
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RUN"PASCAL5"<br/>
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RUN"PASCAL5"
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[[image:Acu_Pascal5_1.png|192px]]
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[[image:Acu_Pascal5_2.png|192px]]
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=Trench=
 
=Trench=
 
RUN"TRENCH"<br/>
 
RUN"TRENCH"<br/>
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[[image:Acu_Trench1.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503trench1.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Trench2.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503trench2.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Trench3.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503trench3.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Trench4.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503trench4.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:Acu_Trench5.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503trench5.png|384px]]
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[[image:Acu_Trench6.png|192px]]
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[[image:acu8503trench6.png|384px]]<br/><br/>
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[[image:acu8503trench7.png|384px]]
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+
 
=Unerase=
 
=Unerase=
−
The Z80 assembler code for David Link's Unerase program.<br/>
+
File(s) associated with this article:<br/>
−
See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985 for more details.
+
- UNERASE.ASM<br/>
−
<pre>
+
See Amstrad Computer User, August/September 1984, page 40 for more details.
−
; Unerase a file in CP/M - 04/11/84
+
−
; Copyright David Link 1984
+
−
 
+
−
; A program to unerase a file that has been accidentally
+
−
; erased. Should be used immediately after erasing the
+
−
; file since if user later, some blocks may have been re-used.
+
−
 
+
−
; Format is - UNERA filename
+
−
 
+
−
DEFCB EQU &5C
+
−
 
+
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fnamelen EQU 8
+
−
extlen EQU 3
+
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extent EQU 12
+
−
dirlen EQU 32
+
−
 
+
−
; CP/M BDOS call numbers
+
−
 
+
−
OPEN EQU 15
+
−
CLOSE EQU 16
+
−
SEARCH EQU 17
+
−
SRCH_AGAIN EQU 18
+
−
MAKE EQU 22
+
−
SETDMA EQU 26
+
−
 
+
−
; Default workspace for file reads
+
−
 
+
−
tbuff EQU 128
+
−
 
+
−
; Macro to call CP/M setting DE and C
+
−
 
+
−
DOS MAC
+
−
LD DE,=0
+
−
LD C,=1
+
−
CALL Dos
+
−
ENDM
+
−
 
+
−
; Macro to call CP/M setting C.
+
−
 
+
−
SDOS MAC
+
−
LD C,=0
+
−
CALL Dos
+
−
ENDM
+
−
 
+
−
; COM files begin at &100
+
−
 
+
−
ORG &100
+
−
 
+
−
LD SP,(6) ; set stack to top of TPA
+
−
DOS DEFCB,SEARCH ; Does file exist?
+
−
INC A
+
−
JP NZ,0 ; File exists, return to CCP
+
−
LD HL,FCBSPACE ; Initialise pointer to current FCB
+
−
LD (FCBPTR),HL
+
−
DOS tbuff,SETDMA ; set disc I/O to tbuff
+
−
DOS DUMFCB,SEARCH ; and search for the first entry in directory
+
−
 
+
−
More_Search INC A
+
−
JR Z,End_of_Directory ; No more entries
+
−
 
+
−
; Compare found filename with the required filename
+
−
 
+
−
Continue DEC A ; adjust because we INCed it
+
−
ADD A,A ; multiply by dirlen to get postion
+
−
ADD A,A ; of entry in catalogue
+
−
ADD A,A
+
−
ADD A,A
+
−
ADD A,A
+
−
LD D,0
+
−
LD E,A
+
−
LD HL,tbuff ; point to found file
+
−
ADD HL,DE
+
−
 
+
−
Again PUSH HL ; and compare it with required filename
+
−
INC HL
+
−
LD B,fnamelen+extlen ; both name and type (8, name : 3, type)
+
−
LD DE,DEFCB+1 ; filename starts at FCB + 1
+
−
 
+
−
Match LD A,(DE)
+
−
LD C,(HL)
+
−
RES 7,C ; some CP/Ms set bits on filename
+
−
CP C ; so make sure top bit is reset for comparison
+
−
INC HL
+
−
INC DE
+
−
JR NZ,NoMatch ; not this one
+
−
DJNZ Match ; good so far... keep going
+
−
 
+
−
; Match found
+
−
 
+
−
POP HL ; filename match, but...
+
−
PUSH HL
+
−
LD A,(HL) ; ... is it erased?
+
−
CP &E5 ; e% in first byte of directory = erased
+
−
JR NZ,NoMatch ; not erased... so search some more
+
−
LD (HL),0 ; it was erased, so unerase it
+
−
LD DE,(FCBPTR) ; and store the FCB information in
+
−
LD BC,dirlen ; our temporary table
+
−
LDIR
+
−
LD (FCBPTR),DE ; updating our table pointer afterwards
+
−
 
+
−
; Search for another entry
+
−
 
+
−
NoMatch POP HL
+
−
DOS DUMFCB,SRCH_AGAIN ; search for next entry in directory
+
−
JR More_Search
+
−
 
+
−
; we have now exhausted the directory search and built
+
−
; up our table of directory entries for the required file
+
−
 
+
−
End_of_Dir LD DE,FCBSPACE ; start processing table of matched
+
−
; directory entries
+
−
MAIN_LOOP LD HL,(FCBPTR) ; have we reached end of table?
+
−
OR A
+
−
SBC HL,DE
+
−
JP Z,0 ; finished, so return
+
−
PUSH DE ; save table pointer
+
−
LD HL,extent ; address extent byte
+
−
ADD HL,DE
+
−
LD A,(HL) ; make an extent of new,
+
−
LD (DEFCB+extent),a ; unerased file...
+
−
DOS DEFCB,MAKE
+
−
POP DE ; recover pointer to FCB...
+
−
SDOS CLOSE ; and close it
+
−
LD HL,dirlen
+
−
ADD HL,DE ; have we reached end of table?
+
−
EX DE,HL
+
−
JR MAIN_LOOP
+
−
 
+
−
Dos PUSH HL
+
−
PUSH DE
+
−
PUSH BC
+
−
CALL 5
+
−
POP BC
+
−
POP DE
+
−
POP HL
+
−
RET
+
−
 
+
−
FCBPTR DEFS 2
+
−
 
+
−
DUMFCB DEFM "????????????"
+
−
DEFW 0,0
+
−
DEFS 16
+
−
DEFW 0,0
+
−
 
+
−
FCBSPACE EQU $
+
−
</pre>
+
−
 
+
 
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Boolean operations demonstration

RUN"BOOLEAN"
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Electric Eddy

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Electric Fencing

RUN"FENCING"
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Flashman

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Jeremy Vine's music routine

RUN"MUSIC"

Machine code fill routine and demonstration

RUN"MCFILL"
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Manipulating the Amstrad CPC464 Screen Display

File(s) associated with this article:
- SCREEN1.ASM
- SCREEN2.ASM
- SCREEN3.ASM
- SCREEN4.ASM
- SCREEN5.ASM
See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 103 for more details.

Number Sort routine

RUN"SORT"
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Prime Numbers (1)

RUN"PASCAL3"
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Prime Numbers (2)

RUN"PASCAL4"
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Screen Dump

File(s) associated with this article:
- DMPDMP1.ASM
- DMPEPSON.ASM
- DMPDMP1.BIN
- DMPEPSON.BIN
- DMPLIST2.BAS
- DMPLIST4.BAS
See Amstrad Computer User, March 1985, page 90 for more details.

Sum Numbers

RUN"PASCAL5"

Trench

RUN"TRENCH"
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Unerase

File(s) associated with this article:
- UNERASE.ASM
See Amstrad Computer User, August/September 1984, page 40 for more details.

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