Hi Richard,

Welcome aboard!. It's nice to see that new nembers are still joining the group,
in fact I joined the group some years ago also looking for programming info :)

In the "Files" section, you can find some demos that you can try on your
Einstein/emulator and if you want, feel free to contact me about the
sources....or much better, I'm wondering why I didn't upload the sources along
the COM. So, probably I'll update a bit the "Files" section.

If you've any question about programming (I must warn you that I'm not an expert
at all when talking about MOS, I'm more into the direct hardware access) I'll do
my best to answer you. There're a lot of MOS/DOS expert around here; so I'm sure
you'll find a lot of info asking here.

Of course, don't hesitate to contact me through email if you want more detailed
info.

Again, welcome to the group!

P.D.: There're some nice and exciting new projects "growing" (USB support!) in
the group; so I think that it's a good time to join and take part of them ;)

Jose

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<richard.croskell@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there
>
> I used to own an Einstein back when Dixons where selling them off cheap, and
must admit I was really impressed by the quality and build of the machine.
>
> I did use it for quite a while doing some programming in Basic / z80
Assembler.
>
> Now I'm looking to relive my youth, so after deliberating on which of the old
8-bit computers I previously owned and would like to start playing around with
once again, I have decided to purchase either a TC-01 or a 256 at some point in
the near future (funds allowing).
>
> So I was wondering if there is anyone that can help me out with some
documentation:-
>
> 1) Basic Language Manual
> 2) Einstein Memory Map
> 3) Firmware (MOS) guide
> 4) Programmers reference guide
>
> Items 2 - 4 being related to me getting up and running on the assembly
language front.
>
> I have googled for info and tried what few links I found, but seemed to draw a
blank except for a PDF copy of the MOS/DOS intro manual.
>
> I'm currently playing around with MESS/TC-01 Emulation atm until I can get
hold of the real thing.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help that may be forthcoming.
>