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Date: 2005-11-23 16:44:50
On 2005-11-23, at 11:17, Antitrack@networld.at wrote:
>
>>> Come on dudes, never heard of fast
>>> GCR routines?
>>
>> If you minded reading one of the recent threads here, I even asked
>> about them. I'd be very glad if you enlightened me about the fast GCR
>> routines.
>
> You can disassemble just about any Dolphindos kernal, for
> Dolphindos also
> decodes GCR pretty fast.
I shall have a look there but - frankly - after your recent post I
expected that you have some ready routines, which can do in 2-3
seconds what I need 10 for. Crawling through the completely
uncommented disassembly will have to wait a bit.
> Then there was a 13 sec d64 copy on the Amiga, whose
> name I forgot, which came along with sourcecode and also had
> extensive GCR
> decoding tables. It used a 5.25" drive on the Amiga to read 1541
> disks.
It might give some light even if reading/converting on a non-8bit
machine is not really relevant. I'll check Aminet but if you recall
the name, I'd be glad to hear it.
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