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Subject: 
Re: Request for new P-code.s19
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Date: 
Wed, 12 Dec 2001 17:03:46 GMT
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Dan,

I am also interested in obtaining the different flavors of the p-code floating
around on the net.  In my case I would like to also get one for an 20x4 LCD
screen size.  If there are any sites with them available or ones that might
have a walkthrough of some of the steps required to alter and recompile
the p-code that would also be sweet.  I recently acquired a Handyboard and
it is a really cool little computer!  I'm waiting on my expansion kit to
arrive.

Besides using IC do you know if anyone has ported over Karl Lunts SBASIC
for the 68HC11?  I think it usually runs in the expanded mode so it may
require some work to get that going.  I thought I would ask in case it's
already
been done.

Regards,

Robert

> There are several versions of the p-code floating around, one person wrote a
> nice smooth PWM version, and another wrote a no LCD version, and I've seen a
> few variations with different size LCD screens.
>  I would like to officially request that someone take the time and do a
> revised
> version of the pcode_hb.s19 that incorperates all the new abilities. There has
> not been an upgrade in several years for the freeware version of the
> HandyBoards pcode, and several of us less knowledgable HB users don't know how
> to modify it on our own.  I would like to see a new cleaned up and revised
> version released if there is someone who is willing to make the effort.
> Thank you in advance whoever you are!
> -Dan

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