MZ-800 course

Contents

1   Things worth knowing     1.1   The beginning     1.2   Moving on with your SHARP           2   BASIC-800 ( 1Z016 / 5Z-009 )     2.1   Using BASIC-800 optimally     2.2   'Extra' BASIC instructions     2.3   Extra BASIC instructions     2.4   Convenient BASIC- (sub)routines           3   Machine language on the SHARP MZ-800     3.1   Useful and funny machine language (sub)routines     3.2   Machine language from within BASIC     3.3   Calls into the ROM-monitor           4   Video-RAM     4.1   Scrolling in Video-RAM     4.2   More funny things in Video-RAM     4.3   Video-RAM access from the ROM-monitor           5   Pokes, Peeks, tricks, tips and things like that     5.1   Pokes and Peeks     5.2   INs and OUTs     5.3   Tips and Tricks     5.4   Calls in BASIC           6   Musical applications     6.1   Port $F2     6.2   BASIC-instructions for sound and music     6.3   Music in machine language     6.4   Some pieces of Music           7   Graphical applications     7.1   Funny mathematical figures     7.2   Funny applications with colors     7.3   Funny figures     7.4   Business applications     7.5   Animation           8   Other BASICs     8.1   NEPTUNES-BASIC     8.2   BASIC-700     8.3   UNI-GG-BASIC           9   Hardware     9.1   More on different sorts of hardware     9.2   Some programs for hardware     9.3   Small hardware patches           10   Assembly     10.1   Assembly listing of programs in this book     10.2   Documentation of some assembler instructions and specific SHARP matters           11   Programs           12   Appendices     12.1   APPENDIX A: Z80-A mnemonics     12.2   APPENDIX B: Dictionary     12.3   APPENDIX C: BASIC-instructions and abbreviations     12.4   APPENDIX D: SHARP-clubs and addresses           13   More on NEPTUNES PRODUCTIONS           14   Afterword Previous page Next page

last updated February 4, 2008
Arjan Habing, Mark de Rover, Jeroen F. J. Laros, sharpmz@sharpmz.org