Paul Osmialowski

This question is wrong on so many levels that I don't even know where to start. So let's start with a simple statement: This is not a bug in Fuse emulator. Run it on the real Spectrum computer, and you'll have the same, both 48 and 128 BASIC will reject this code as invalid. Second, the error indicated by the ? sign comes from the interpreter, not the compiler. Third, for most of the BASIC interpreters (and I guess some of the BASIC compilers too) this is not a valid BASIC program. I tried a few...

This question is wrong on so many levels that I don't even know where to start. So let's start with a simple statement: This is not a bug in Fuse emulator. Run it on the real Spectrum computer, and you'll have the same, both 48 and 128 BASIC will reject this code as invalid. Second, the error indicated by the ? sign comes from the interpreter, not the compiler. Third, for most of the BASIC interpreters (and I guess some of the BASIC compilers too) this is not a valid BASIC program. I tried a few...

This question is wrong on so many levels that I don't even know where to start. So let's start with a simple statement: This is not a bug in Fuse emulator. Run it on the real Spectrum computer, and you'll have the same, both 48 and 128 BASIC will reject this code as invalid. Second, the error indicated by the ? sign comes from the interpreter, not the compiler. Third, for most of the BASIC interpreters (and I guess some of the BASIC compilers too) this is not a valid BASIC program. I tried a few...

This question is wrong on so many level that I don't even know where to start. So let's start with a simple statement: This is not a bug in Fuse emulator. Run it on the real Spectrum computer, and you'll have the same, both 48 and 128 BASIC will reject this code as invalid. Second, the error indicated by the ? sign comes from the interpreter, not the compiler. Third, for most of the BASIC interpreters (and I guess some of the BASIC compilers too) this is not a valid BASIC program. I tried a few and...

Hi Pete, I think I may have something that could be partially of your interest. Some time ago I proposed following patch: https://sourceforge.net/p/fuse-emulator/patches/426 Basically, it enables two ways communication with emulation session by redirecting fuse's stdin and stdout to the emulated built-in ZX Spectrum 128k (and later models) bit-banging serial port. On emulated ZX Spectrum +3 this can be nicely utilized by CP/M Plus programs (e.g. Qterm), as demonstrated on this video: https://youtu.be/53hfur7ZBJU...

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