--- Barry Watzman <Watzman at neo.rr.com> wrote:
Rich,
I'm not sure what "Imsai Specific" means in this
context, but Imsai did sell
their own 8k Basic that originally came on paper
tape (I think that there
may have been a 4K version also). Amazingly, it
came with a full assembler
output source code listing. The only thing about
it
that was "Imsai
specific" was that it's load and save commands wer
e
customized for the
cassette tape port on an IMSAI MIO card.
I have the hard copy listing, and as a consequence
of your question, I've
just put it into the scanner and will have a PDF
file later today. Now if
someone wants to key it in, I'll send them the PDF
file. The listing is 113
pages long. I do not have the paper tape object
code. The version that I
have is 1.4 from 5/12/1977.
Tell me about the disk system that you can't get
working, I have pretty
extensive knowledge of some of the Imsai disk
systems.
Barry Watzman
Watzman at
neo.rr.com
Exactly how old is the IMSAI computer? I
assumed it was from the 80's as I have only
seen it in the film War Games (starring a
young Matthew Broderick). A quick search on
the 'net a few months ago only revealed the
one unit, available in 3 colours (grey, blue
and one other, IIRC).
Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk