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Move the output images into their own directory, as they are getting to be quite a lot of them.
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| To build it, you will need the [llvm-mos](https://llvm-mos.org) toolchain. | ||
| CP/M-65 support is available out of the box. Once installed, you should just be | ||
| able to run the Makefile and you'll get bootable disk images for the Commodore | ||
| 64 (with 1541 drive) and BBC Micro (producing a 200kB SSSD DFS disk): | ||
| able to run the Makefile and you'll get bootable disk images for all supported | ||
| platforms in the `images` directory: | ||
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| make LLVM=<your llvm-mos bin directory here>/ -j$(nproc) | ||
| make LLVM=<your llvm-mos bin directory here>/ | ||
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| Building CP/M-65 is a bit of a performance because it's aggregating lots of | ||
| other software, all of which need building in turn. You'll need: a C and C++ | ||
| compiler, cc1541 (for creating 1541 disk images), cpmtools (for creating CP/M | ||
| disk images), libfmt (all the C++ tools use this), python3 (for the build | ||
| system), and FreePascal (because the MADS assembler is written in Pascal). Use | ||
| these Debian packages: | ||
| other software, all of which need building in turn. You'll need primarily: a C | ||
| and C++ compiler, cc1541 (for creating 1541 disk images), cpmtools (for creating | ||
| CP/M disk images), libfmt (all the C++ tools use this), python3 (for the build | ||
| system), FreePascal (because the MADS assembler is written in Pascal), 64tass | ||
| (for the Super Nintendo 65816 stuff). Use these Debian packages: | ||
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| cc1541 cpmtools libfmt-dev python3 fp-compiler srecord | ||
| cc1541 cpmtools libfmt-dev fp-compiler moreutils mame srecord 64tass libreadline-dev | ||
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| There are also automated tests which use `mame` to emulate a reasonable number | ||
| of the platforms, to verify that they actually work. To use this, install | ||
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| - All systems need at least 16kB of RAM, but detect up to 40kB with BASIC present, and 48kB if BASIC is replaced by RAM. | ||
| Some boot ROMs do not boot when BASIC is absent. For example, SYN600 relies on BASIC ROM routines to load the boot sector. | ||
| - The generated disk images can be used directly with [osiemu](https://github.com/ivop/osiemu), or converted to HFE format with its `osi2hfe` if you want to create real floppies or use it with a Gotek on real hardware. | ||
| For use with one of the two WinOSI emulators [Mark's Lab](https://osi.marks-lab.com/software/tools.html) has a tool to convert HFE images to 65D format. | ||
| - All systems boot with a plain TTY driver. If you have a 540B graphics card with the optional color option enabled, you can load a screen driver called `TTY540B` (located on drive D: on MF systems). | ||
| For the Model 630 graphics card there's `TTY630`. | ||
| On serial systems, you can load `SCRVT100` to enable the screen driver if you are connected with a VT100 terminal. | ||
| - The generated disk images can be used directly with | ||
| [osiemu](https://github.com/ivop/osiemu), or converted to HFE format with its | ||
| `osi2hfe` if you want to create real floppies or use it with a Gotek on real | ||
| hardware. For use with one of the two WinOSI emulators [Mark's | ||
| Lab](https://osi.marks-lab.com/software/tools.html) has a tool to convert HFE | ||
| images to 65D format. | ||
| - All systems boot with a plain TTY driver. If you have a 540B graphics card | ||
| with the optional color option enabled, you can load a screen driver called | ||
| `TTY540B` (located on drive D: on MF systems). For the Model 630 graphics card | ||
| there's `TTY630`. On serial systems, you can load `SCRVT100` to enable the | ||
| screen driver if you are connected with a VT100 terminal. | ||
| ### Supported programs | ||
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| You may contact me at [email protected], or visit my website at | ||
| http://www.cowlark.com. There may or may not be anything interesting there. | ||
| The CP/M-65 project was designed and written by me, David Given. | ||
| The CP/M-65 project was designed and written by me, David Given. | ||
| License | ||
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| `third_party/zmalloc` contains a copy of zmalloc, which is © 2024 by Ivo van | ||
| Poorten and is available under the terms of the 0BSD License. See | ||
| `third_party/zmalloc/LICENSE` for the full text. | ||
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