[Coco] OS-9 Level 2 Development System
Coco Pilot
cocopilot at verizon.net
Mon Jul 19 23:37:51 EDT 2004
Thanks Neil!
Neil Morrison wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Coco Pilot" <cocopilot at verizon.net>
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>>I've recently seen references to the OS-9 Level 2 Development System on
>>Ebay. Can anyone describe what is in this package?
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> Contents
>
> . Interactive Debugger
> A program to aid in diagnosing system programs, testing machine
> language programs and to gain access to your computer's
> memory.
>
> . Screen Editor
> A screen-oriented text editor for preparing letters, documents,
>and
> for writing OS-9 programs.
>
> . Relocating Macro Assembler
> A full-featured macro assembler and linkage editor.
>
> . Utilities
> Three utility programs: Make, to help maintain current version
> software; Touch, to update files; and VDD, a Virtual Disk
> Driver/RAM Disk Driver to create a high-speed storage in your
> systems RAM.
>
> . Commands
> Twelve additional OS-9 commands to expand your system's
> capabilities:-
>
> The CMDS directory of Disk 1 in the OS-9 Level Two Development
> System contains several commands to help in system operations.
> These commands and their functions are:
>
> BINEX
> Converts a binary file into an S-Record file
>
> DUMP
> Displays the physical data contents of a file or
> device in both ASCII and hexadecimal form
>
> EXBIN
> Converts an S-Record file into its binary form
>
> LOGIN
> Provides login security on timesharing systems
>
> MODPATCH
> Modifies modules residing in memory
>
> MONTYPE
> Sets a system for the specified type of monitor
>
> PARK
> Moves the heads of a hard disk in preparation for
> moving the drive unit
>
> SAVE
> Creates a file and writes a copy of the specified
> memory module(s) into the file
>
> SLEEP
> Suspends a process for a specified time
>
> TSMON
> Supervises idle terminals and initiates login
>
> TEE
> Copies standard input to multiple devices
>
> VERIFY
> Checks module header parity and CRC values
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>>I've got plans to develop a stepper motor controler, in the hopes of
>>controling a homemade telescope, and anything that will help me write a
>>device driver would be welcome.
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>>I've also been trying to find the Pascal that was available for OS-9.
>>It must have been quite rare, since I've found very little references to
>>it, besides references to P-code (Basic09 modules?)
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>Not that rare. I have a copy, and I'm sure there are many more out there.
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>NM
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