Sharp MZ

I have just updated the source under GitHub: https://github.com/SHARPENTIERS/mz7. By default, I copy the decompression code in the "keyboard buffer" to decompress and then launch the program from this area rather than from the cassette header of the file. The advantage is that if the program already...

Well for now, I have some other priorities like a flat moving and no clear ideas.

For now, I'm mostly interested in MZ-700, MZ-800, MZ-1500 and X68000 stuff.

Beware I adapted the visual studio project to VS2019, here is the release I built:

In the Common Source Code Project, there is an EmuZ-6550 project. I built it under Visual Code and gave it to Vaclav. In the change log, it is said: Now working... *EmuZ-6550 - SHARP MZ-6550 Emulator [...] Now I cannot say if it is fully working because I have no way to test it and Vaclav had issue ...

It looks as if you have the same issue except for him having a true MZ-6550. EmuZ-6550 is not good? He also thinks he has an issue with MZ-6550 FDD. Ok, I guess anything relative to MZ-6550 appear to be dead.

I believe Vaclav Peroutka has an MZ-6550 and he may be interested. But I don't know if he is registred here.

- Running on a true MZ-700? obviously not. - Running on an genuine MZ-700 emulator? obviously not. - Running on an MZ-700 emulator with 3D rendering without program changes? I don't think so. The reason why I think it isn't the original program is because you'll notice "sprites" are above the plane ...

Welcome psmart! your hardware mods are very interesting.

I don't understand the translation "Why do you say here ... Properly implemented will not be incorporated in the future". As a fact, EmuZ-700 license is: GNU General Public License v2.0, which implies source disclosure especially when there is a modification - official or not. Because I did one, I a...