Help w/ EPROM emulator

[TK]

Hi Barry:

I've hacked part of it, but he has some pinging going on. It's not just a
port that needs bytes. I'll give him more time first. It would still be cool
to do it that way. There are some int 3's in there for fun. Got to be real
careful.

I've never played with Programmer but that's about the only bad comment I've
heard (speed). The addresses certainly remove any ambiguity on what bytes to
edit.

Programmer is Java, right?

Terry


----- Original Message -----
From: Barry Tisdale <btisdale at cybersol.com>
To: <gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu>
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 7:37 AM
Subject: Re: Help w/ EPROM emulator


> Terry -
>
> Well, I'll start bugging him too.  The comm routines can't be all that
> tough, and incorporation it into GMEpro would be a real plus.  I've
> interfaced to the LPT port before in process control applications using QB
> 4.5, and its fairly straightforward, just OUTs & INP statements.
>
> To be perfectly honest, I find myself using Promgrammer the majority of
the
> time, as the memory locations are stated, and most chippers go by memory
> location & contents.  I'd like to develop an interface that would have a
> similar format, in that the memory locations & their contents could be
> incremented or decremented w/ the press of a key & be updated immediately
> in the PROM.  Don't know about your computer, but Promgrammer loads & runs
> dog-slow on mine.
>
> This sounds like the unit I need; if necessary, I probably could
> disassemble their code to find out what's going on & incorporate it into a
> real time tuner prog.
>
> Let me know what develops; I'll keep you posted from this end.
>
> Thanks - Barry - Sy#26
>