; edit of 10 Apr 87 by C W Rose\r
; Amended code for pci2651 to handle Telecom Merlin M2215.\r
; (8085 at 5 MHz, 2651 USART, port TTY1:, Ampro 230 terminal equivalent).\r
-; \r
+;\r
; edit of 13 Jul 1987 by C W Rose\r
; Added Micromint SB180 with 6/9 MHz. option.\r
;\r
-; edit 22, 15th July, 1987 by OBSchou for David Moore. \r
+; edit 22, 15th July, 1987 by OBSchou for David Moore.\r
; David submitted a paper copy of Kermit 4.05 overlay for a Teletek\r
; system: I have (hopefully) correctly appended his code. He also\r
; send in the code for ADM 22 terminals.\r
;\r
-; edit 21, 14 July, 1986 by OBSchou for John Shearwood of Birmingham \r
+; edit 21, 14 July, 1986 by OBSchou for John Shearwood of Birmingham\r
; University. His edits:\r
; edit of Apr 7th, 1987 by JA Shearwood. Added entry for Cifer Aux port\r
; edit of Mar 24 1987 by JA Shearwood, Birmingham. Added code for Cifer\r
; [Note: Martins CPXFRK is another version of CPXSWT.ASM]\r
;\r
;\r
-; edit 20, 21 May 1987 by OBSchou for Colin Burns of the Institute \r
+; edit 20, 21 May 1987 by OBSchou for Colin Burns of the Institute\r
; of Neurological Sciences, Glasgow. Added flag for Hazeltine 1500\r
; VDU (h1500)\r
;\r
; Manchester University. NCR code is similar to the PCI2651 code, so\r
; NCRDMV chains to CPXTOR.ASM. CPC cahins to the modified CPXPCW file\r
; as submitted by Chris. *** NOTE *** All Amstrad versions require\r
-; CP/M 3, so the 664 version must both have the system upgraded to \r
+; CP/M 3, so the 664 version must both have the system upgraded to\r
; CP/M 3 and have an aditional RAM pack. All Amstrad systems require\r
; a serial interface.\r
;\r
; * * * Here Begineth kermit-80 Version 4.09 * * *\r
;\r
; Biggest change is the overlay address has been moved (again) to 6000h\r
-; and the files have all been diced into families. M80 (almost) back \r
+; and the files have all been diced into families. M80 (almost) back\r
; in, though I have found some bugs. Will worry about those later.\r
-; CPXSYS.ASM (CP4SYS.ASM in V4.05) now is a family file as well. \r
+; CPXSYS.ASM (CP4SYS.ASM in V4.05) now is a family file as well.\r
;\r
; Comments and all that would be much appreciated.\r
;\r
; Bertil Schou,\r
; The Computer Centre,\r
-; Loughborough University of Technology, \r
+; Loughborough University of Technology,\r
; Loughborough\r
; Leicestershire, LE11 3TU\r
; Great Britain\r
; file being assembled. I hope.\r
;\r
; edit 16 Dec 1st, 1986 by OBSchou. Added entry for Amstrad PCW range (PCW)\r
-; Code in Family file CPXPCW.ASM, submitted by Ian Young of Lattice \r
+; Code in Family file CPXPCW.ASM, submitted by Ian Young of Lattice\r
; Logic Systems.\r
;\r
; Edit 15 June 20 1986. Had to chand org address to 5000h to give room for\r
; multi-fcb space for DIR command and other additions in the system\r
; indepentent part. This starts Kermit-80 version 4.08...\r
;\r
-; Edit 14: March 20, 1986 by OBSchou Loughborough University for \r
+; Edit 14: March 20, 1986 by OBSchou Loughborough University for\r
; B Robertson, Aberdeen Univ. Computing Centre.\r
; Add support for APPLE II with serial cards based on the 6850 ACIA.\r
; Mod 380Z support to allow both MDS (5 1/4" discs) and FDS (8" discs)\r
; edit 12 5 Febuary, 1986 by OBSchou\r
; merged in conditionals for Epson PX8 (px8). Code from Tony Addyman\r
; Salford University, England.\r
-; Added code from other contibutors for Basic Northstar (basicns), \r
+; Added code from other contibutors for Basic Northstar (basicns),\r
; Access-Matrix (access), US Micro Sales s1008 (s1008),\r
-; Micro Mate (mmate), A.C.E. Discovery (disc). \r
+; Micro Mate (mmate), A.C.E. Discovery (disc).\r
; These I cannot test: please send comments back if these are buggy.\r
;\r
; edit 11 29 January 1985 by OBSchou @ multics.lut.ac.uk\r
; Assembler type. Define the appropriate one TRUE, the rest FALSE. (We can't\r
; use ASM, because it cannot handle multiple input files)\r
mac80 EQU FALSE ; For assembly via MAC80 cross-assembler.\r
-m80 EQU FALSE ; For assembly via Microsoft's M80.\r
-lasm EQU TRUE ; For assembly via LASM, a public-domain\r
+m80 EQU TRUE ; For assembly via Microsoft's M80.\r
+lasm EQU FALSE ; For assembly via LASM, a public-domain\r
; assembler.\r
;\r
; Address at which the overlay should be loaded. This will not\r
; Also set the CPU speed to a default 2.0 Mhz\r
cpuspd SET 20 ; default to 2 Mhz, in case we dont know\r
; Assume kit is Z80 based, and set z80 false for non z80 systems.\r
-;z80 SET TRUE\r
+z80 SET TRUE\r
\r
;Which CP/M system hardware are we building KERMIT-80 for?\r
;One of the following should be TRUE, the rest FALSE:\r
; thru Data Comm 2 (requires 8th-bit quoting\r
; for binary transfers on Data Comm 2)\r
; set VT52 TRUE\r
-mbee EQU FALSE ; Microbee Systems - Microbee \r
+mbee EQU FALSE ; Microbee Systems - Microbee\r
+avrcpm EQU TRUE ;AVR-CP/M (terminal required)\r
+\r
\r
;.. and for Micros, like the MDI, which have "terminals of choice", you must\r
;select one of these in addition to selecting the micro itself.\r
tvi925 EQU FALSE ;TVI925 Display\r
; (works for Freedom 100 also) [Toad Hall]\r
vt52 EQU FALSE ;VT52 or equivalent (or H19)\r
-vt100 EQU FALSE ;VT100 or equivalent\r
+vt100 EQU TRUE ;VT100 or equivalent\r
wyse EQU FALSE ;Wyse 100 terminal\r
;\r
; Several systems are basically the same, with very slight variations,\r
; trs80 (both), telcon, mmdI, mdI, delphi, ncrdmv,\r
; cromemco, teletek, osi, lobo\r
\r
+IF avrcpm ; For the kermit delay loop, a 20Mhz AVR-CP/M\r
+cpuspd SET 22 ; behaves like a 2.2MHz Z80.\r
+ENDIF; avrcpm\r
+\r
IF z80mu\r
cpuspd SET 2 ; a PC is about 200khz Z80 equivalent\r
ENDIF; z80mu\r
\r
IF hp125 OR telcon\r
cpuspd SET 40 ;[MF]HP125 or TELCON\r
-ENDIF;hp125 OR telcon \r
+ENDIF;hp125 OR telcon\r
\r
IF mbee\r
cpuspd SET 33 ; Microbee has 3.375MHz Z80\r
;z80 SET FALSE\r
ENDIF ;FALSE\r
\r
-; Now, lets see what family we are assembling for. Reset all \r
+; Now, lets see what family we are assembling for. Reset all\r
; family file to FALSE\r
\r
torfam SET FALSE ; not Torch family file\r
trsfam SET FALSE ; not a trs-80 Model 4\r
z80fam SET FALSE ; not z80mu system\r
beefam SET FALSE ; not a Microbee system\r
+acfam SET FALSE ; not avrcpm system\r
sysfam SET TRUE ; ... but assume the worst, and its in\r
; the CPXSYS.ASM file\r
\r
.printx * beefam set TRUE *\r
ENDIF ; mbee\r
\r
+IF avrcpm\r
+acfam SET TRUE ; doing a AVR-CP/M System\r
+.printx * acfam set TRUE *\r
+ENDIF ; avrcpm\r
+\r
; Now, if none of the above, then its the older CPXSYS.ASM file we want\r
\r
IF (torfam OR ciffam OR appfam OR norfam OR sanfam OR comfam) AND sysfam\r
.printx * sysfam set FALSE *\r
ENDIF ; (pcwfam OR bbifam OR heafam OR sbfam OR merfam) AND sysfam\r
\r
-IF (genfam OR trsfam OR z80fam OR beefam) AND sysfam\r
+IF (genfam OR trsfam OR z80fam OR beefam OR acfam) AND sysfam\r
sysfam SET FALSE ; Were not doing the CPXSYS.ASM file\r
.printx * sysfam set FALSE *\r
-ENDIF ; (genfam OR trsfam OR z80fam OR mbeefam) AND sysfam\r
+ENDIF ; (genfam OR trsfam OR z80fam OR mbeefam OR acfam) AND sysfam\r
\r
IF sysfam\r
.printx * sysfam set TRUE *\r
INCLUDE CPXBEE.ASM\r
ENDIF ;beefam\r
\r
+IF acfam\r
+ INCLUDE CPXAC.ASM\r
+ENDIF ;acfam\r
+\r
IF termin ; any terminal selected?\r
INCLUDE CPXVDU.ASM ;[15] Just in case we need a VDU...\r
ENDIF ;termin\r
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