From: Mikael Holm (mikael.holm_at_se.danskebank.com)
Date: 2003-01-28 09:46:22
Hejsan...
What I have gathered is that all CP/M implementations have a service call
called USER that is machine specific (not portable between
implementations). And CP/M? on the C128 seems to have it as well.
According to my C128 Programmers Guide (from Compute) there is a
subfunction of the USER-call to execute 8502 code and then return to
CP/M... But as usual with interresting stuff in books, there's no examples
so I'm a bit stuck...
//Mikael
On Tuesday 28 January 2003 08:44, Mikael Holm wrote:
> Thanks for the links...
>
> And it seem that the only way to do this is to not use the CP/M service
> calls, but to switch from z80 CP/M mode to 8502 mode... Then do the disk
> stuff in that mode and return to z80 CP/M when done... But this is all
> nice in theory, but I haven't got a clue as to how to do it!
you probably cant.... while i know virtually nothing about cpm-internals,
i
would guess that the only way to get this working would be either
modifying
64HDD or to write the equivalent of a "device-, or filesystem- driver" for
cpm.
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