[Coco] Rainbow IDE and OS-9 Development

[Roger Taylor]

Wanna see something very neat?  Keep in mind that all of this is done 
completely from the Rainbow IDE from the time you edit your source 
code, click Go, and see the pop-up CoCo appear.   No real CoCo is 
needed depending on what kind of hardware testing is needed in your 
final software.

Attached is a jpeg image of M.E.S.S. (called from the Rainbow IDE) 
running NitrOS-9 with my OS-9 disk containing 'rmatest' sitting in 
DRIVE 1 (/d1).

Now all I have to do is add the feature to Rainbow that auto-mounts 
an OS-9 system disk in DRIVE 1 and your built disk in DRIVE 2, or 
provide a premade system disk in DRIVE 1 and send your programs to it instead.

When the CoCo window appears, type DOS, wait for NitrOS-9 to boot, 
and at the prompt type in the name of your program(s), and 
voila.  Copy the .dsk to a real CoCo floppy when you're done with 
your masterpiece.

Ofcourse, this is the plan and should be possible in the upcoming 
Rainbow IDE 2.0.