Where can I get a BLL cartridge or FLASH/RAM card for developing games on the LYNX....
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Where can I get an BLL cartridge?
Started by TXG/MNX, Dec 27 2002 3:22 AM
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Matthias
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Posted Fri Dec 27, 2002 6:27 AM
Hi!
You can start developing (and even finish) a Lynx-game with the Handy-emulator.
The BLL-loader is included in SIMIS and Championship Rally.
For a BLL-card or a SIMIS-card contact Bastian Schick bastian42(at)epost.de
CR can be purchased from Songbird.
But don't forget that you'll need the uploader-cable.
Don't know if FLASH/RAM-cards are available at the moment.
Regards
Matthias
You can start developing (and even finish) a Lynx-game with the Handy-emulator.
The BLL-loader is included in SIMIS and Championship Rally.
For a BLL-card or a SIMIS-card contact Bastian Schick bastian42(at)epost.de
CR can be purchased from Songbird.
But don't forget that you'll need the uploader-cable.
Don't know if FLASH/RAM-cards are available at the moment.
Regards
Matthias
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TXG/MNX
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Posted Fri Dec 27, 2002 6:53 AM
Thanx for the info. I think I gonna order a card to play around. Making the cable isn't that hard.
But I never liked 'emulators' I always want to run code on the real machine because then I really know it runs. I have programmed on emulators in the past for the 8-bit but sometimes the program only ran on an emulator! That's no FUN!...
TXG/MNX
But I never liked 'emulators' I always want to run code on the real machine because then I really know it runs. I have programmed on emulators in the past for the 8-bit but sometimes the program only ran on an emulator! That's no FUN!...
TXG/MNX
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eric_ruck
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 11:19 AM
TXG/MNX said:
But I never liked 'emulators' I always want to run code on the real machine because then I really know it runs. I have programmed on emulators in the past for the 8-bit but sometimes the program only ran on an emulator! That's no FUN!...
It may be no fun to play but it's a lot faster to develop. I can only imagine what Lynx games would be like if the original developers could have worked using Handy and a P4-2Ghz.
Eric
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lucienEn
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 11:52 AM
I think original development had an 'handy' system (Amiga with lynx software hooked up to a Lynx screen).
By the way using the cable will allow you to send programs that fit in memory. This should be fine for about all games (and you can still test the entire rom using the emulator).
For Champ. Rally the uploader is active when you go to tournament screen (not main screen because of multi-player reasons).
Make sure you have this line in your code so you can keep uploading without switching the lynx off:
InstallUploader(_9600Bd); // FE00
By the way using the cable will allow you to send programs that fit in memory. This should be fine for about all games (and you can still test the entire rom using the emulator).
For Champ. Rally the uploader is active when you go to tournament screen (not main screen because of multi-player reasons).
Make sure you have this line in your code so you can keep uploading without switching the lynx off:
InstallUploader(_9600Bd); // FE00
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