Re: The Internet-enabled Contiki Desktop OS

["wildstar128" <wildstar128@hotmail.com>]

"Scarlet Otter" <SecretaryBird@MYTAILFEATHERSSoftHome.net> wrote in message
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> Well, if you could do it on a TI-99/4a emulator, I could then somehow get
> it onto disk and cassette.  I have a really nice 4a setup with the PEB,
> disk drive, 32K card, RS232 card, and of course, a cassette deck.  So, if
> you can do the programming, I should be able to figure out how to do the
> transfer (unless I'm off in Baghdad by then.)  :p

Well, if there is a good C/C++ compiler for TMS9900 series processors like
the one used in the TI-99/4A, that would be great. I would want to use
decent tools for this. If I can make a CF2TI-CART Interface, hmmm... that
might be interesting. Wait a minute, what about that IDE64, (just change the
gender and a few traceline configuration and we have an interesting
possibility). Just have to have the TI pinout. I do believe some people done
things like that. I could get away with Assembler and convert the 6502
binary to TMS9900 binary but this will be a tedious job. It would be easier
to go from the C/C++ source. Small mods "could" be made. Especially in GUI
and video/audio hardware compensation. (PS: I don't think Contiki messes
with sound at this time).