Re: Hello - and where to begin?
John Drake <[email protected]>
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Glad you found primary colorforth of interest. Ironically a primary of another kind (presidential - Ron Paul) is taking up most of my free time these days. After February 5th I get my life back. (Unless for some odd reason everything isn't decided on super - duper Tuesday.) Also doing some stuff with SeaForth. I look forward to when Intellasys releases their CF SearForth tools. (I'm hoping that will happen at some point anyway). Regards, John M. Drake ----- Original Message ---- From: Nick Maroudas <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 5:57:42 PM Subject: Re: [colorforth] Hello - and where to begin? Dear Jason, Here are some of the sites (all from googling CF) that I found helpful at my level of programming. Caritas, Nick Josh's version of CF05. I am using the 16bit color, corrected as per my archive, plus some bits hacked from CFDOS4. ly. http://qualdan.com/colorforth/ Ray had a hand in the above, and no doubt you'll be hearing from him. http://www.colorforthray.info/ Tim's informative site. His version of CF01 with Ray (Raystm2) has more goodies than Chuck's original; it worked first time on my P2 ASUS. But the CF05s from Tim's collection didn't work for me. http://www.dnd.utwente.nl/~tim/colorforth/ Howerd's original CFDOS4 (CF01 for DOS) which loads from a DOS sys floppy and saves ok. Useful editor, with ASCII for checking source code. Howerd has moved on to parallel CF. Karig's commentary, enlightening. http://www.karig.net/os/cf/index.html John Drake's CF tutorial, (to be continued, I hope) http://primarycolorforth.blogspot.com/ Quoting Jason Kemp <[email protected]>: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs