Difference between revisions of "FutureOS Monitor"
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* Edit RAM, expansion RAM or memory mapped I/O (CPC Plus) | * Edit RAM, expansion RAM or memory mapped I/O (CPC Plus) | ||
* Access all I/O ports of the CPC and external hardware | * Access all I/O ports of the CPC and external hardware | ||
| − | * Edit Z80 registers (previously to calling an machine program). This | + | * Edit Z80 registers (previously to calling an machine program). This includes the first and second register set, both index registers, the stack pointer, R and I |
* Configure RAM, ROM, I/O for other functions | * Configure RAM, ROM, I/O for other functions | ||
* Move block of memory, ROM, RAM, expansion RAM | * Move block of memory, ROM, RAM, expansion RAM | ||
Latest revision as of 12:45, 21 September 2015
The FutureOS Monitor is a small built in machine monitor of the FutureOS operating system. It contains basic functions to access (expansion) memory and the Porting system to comfortably access all the CPCs I/O ports. When using FutureOS for the CPC Plus you can also access all memory mapped I/O (hardware sprites, DMA-sound, soft scrolling etc.).
Features
- Dump RAM, ROM, expansion RAM or memory mapped I/O (CPC Plus)
- Edit RAM, expansion RAM or memory mapped I/O (CPC Plus)
- Access all I/O ports of the CPC and external hardware
- Edit Z80 registers (previously to calling an machine program). This includes the first and second register set, both index registers, the stack pointer, R and I
- Configure RAM, ROM, I/O for other functions
- Move block of memory, ROM, RAM, expansion RAM
- Initialize block of memory with an 8 or 16 bit value, RAM, expansion RAM
- Call a machine program or OS function
- Exit, brings you back to the Desktop
Images
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See FutureOS
