Re: [cc65] RS-232 on the C64

On Dienstag 30 November 2010, you wrote:
> I'm going to be using some replacement code for the Kernal
> routines written/published by George Hug in Transactor.  They
> work reliably up to 2400 baud.  Once I get them working in cc65
> (should be a cinch, since I've used them before), I'll look into
> driverizing them.

these routines are nice indeed, a lot of programs use them i guess :)

> However, VICE does implement virtual RS-232 through Kernal
> emulation code to a telnet connection.  Those work fine using
> the stock calls, since VICE intercepts them.  I'd like to get that
> working w/ vice.  I'll assume I need to go the route of direct Kernal
> calls.

it does? since when? :) afaik rs232 emulation doesnt use kernal traps at all, 
and if you want to use telnet you still have to do hackish stuff with piping 
i/o through something like tcpser.

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