Adventurer #13
31 марта 2002

Exchange of experience - Direct Programming General Sound.

<b>Exchange of experience</b> - Direct Programming General Sound.
     (C) PSB / Halloween


         Direct Programming

              General Sound.


     Hello! I decided to write a little about Kulnev Spectrum 
sound card, as well as its programming. But just do not think 
that this is another article about how to play MOD'y and 
effects or to voice the game ... Such literature in

Spectrum media did not (or do I just have not seen: -!).

     Start with the source. Year in 1997, I
acquired GS (By the way, thanks for that HellRaiser / 
Halloween), and how, perhaps, many began to learn of his 
program, he played same MOD and FX, voiced Break games wrote

your player MOD (who understood and TR-DOS
and MS-DOS). But it all slowly fed up with it, because a 
variety of something small. A After all, when GS is only 
advertising, wrote it - one more complex, with its

percent, memory, and the frequency of once in 3 above.
So it is. And most importantly, a percent - all of us respected 
Z80!!! 

     Many people probably still think,
how to program the GS directly,
if the description there are no such commands? Where people get 
information on the undocumented commands and do what's inside 
your GS? Do you think there is any thread docks on this? Now - 
YES! Now even the scheme GS dismantled piece by piece, but 
first of all This was not, but know it was still

possible and even easy. I will describe how it made
I have (in any, someone would be interested).

     In the old days there was a tradition (one can say so) 
tear anywhere AY'shnye Mouzon. Well me and I drove to pull

MOD from Target Renegade and Xecutor. Pull something pulled, 
but in Xecutor found in the boot loader test GS. It addition to 
the standard information has betrayed and copyrights of

firmware. Having examined more closely prog that all this takes 
out card (There are several different pieces of getting any), 
figured where the address can be set from which all this is 
taken ... well took it and scored a similar prog to MASM, only 
I have it pulled from the address # 0000 first 32kb. And then, 
looking through the STS (Z80 after all!), What happened, saw 
the program! All right, it was Rom. Well more understandable: 
he was quietly apart, what and how, found the main loop, which 
handles incoming commands looked just like the work documented

team, of which discovered some of the ports,
as for sound output and so on. Several
experiments, and I already knew almost
all, long before the appearance of such information. And it's 
all thanks to the 3 rd (!!!) commands from bootstrapper 
Xecutor! 

     Well, suppose we know General Sound "inside" and what we 
do for you? Yes, very much, or more precisely - the use of

fees in an unusual way. This may
be anything, ranging from appending procedures that are lacking 
in the standard version, but to its programs, which can be, and 
the music is not included. 

     That's it. And now, actually,
programming.


       Interface by Speccy

1. Command register (# BB = 187, record).
2. Status register (# BB = 187, Reading).

     Bits: 7 - Data bit *

           0 - Command bit *
3. Data register (# B3 = 179, record).
4. Output register (# B3 = 179, Reading).

*) Actually, I do not remember exactly as described by the 
values ​​of these bits after certain operations in the standard 
instructions (Such as when a port is something to write

or if it is read, the bits somehow change), but I can say is 
easier - bit is set to 1 if it _NE_OBSLUZHEN_. That is, if we 
have a thread in the kinematic Data register, Data bit it will 
be 1 until the GS out of it is not read. The same will be 
inside the GS - Until the ZX does not read port, Data bit is 1.



       Features command descriptions

SC$%'%$ - Send a command code$%'%$ into the instruction register
WC - Waiting for the adoption / implementation team

            (Reset Command bit)
SD$%'%$ - Send data$%'%$ in the data register
WD - Waiting for the adoption of data (dumping Data bit)
GD$%'%$ - Take$%'%$ data from data register
WN - Waiting for new data from the GS (Installation Data bit)


                 Teams

# 18 - LD DE, nnnn

 SD nnnn_LOW
 SC # 18: WC
 SD nnnn_HIGH


     Record in the reg. a couple of DE value nnnn
(Within the GS!). nnnn_LOW and nnnn_HIGH - senior and junior 
bytes value nnnn. 

# 1A - Get data from (DE)

 SC # 1A: WC
 GD Value


     Reads bytes from the cells addressable
DE.

# 1B - INC DE

 SC # 1B: WC


     Increases the value of DE at 1.


     Thus, by using only
These 3 teams, you can read the memory
GS and learn everything you need:


        LD HL, # 0000 address in the GS, where we want 
something to read 

        LD A, L: CALL SD; do LD DE, nnnn in GS

        LD A, # 18: CALL SC

        LD A, H: CALL SD


        LD HL, # 8000; address in the ZX, which will all add

        LD DE, # 8000; block length

LOOP LD A, # 1A: CALL SC; take the value of GS

        IN A, (# B3)


        LD (HL), A


        LD A, # 1B: CALL SC; increase the address in the GS


        INC HL: DEC DE

        LD A, D: OR E: JR NZ, LOOP

        RET

SC OUT (# BB), A
WC IN A, (# BB): RRCA: JR C, WC

        RET
SD OUT (# B3), A: RET
WD IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR C, WD

        RET
WN IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR NZ, WN

        RET


     But there are a number of other useful (just necessary) 
teams. 

# 14 - Put datablock to GS

 SD LENG_LOW
 SC # 14: WC
 SD LENG_HIGH: WD
 SD GS_ADR_LOW: WD
 SD GS_ADR_HIGH: WD

 SD DataByte: WD; many times in a row, as indicated in LENG


     Send a block of data in the GS at
GS_ADR and length LENG. This team is very
conveniently load their programs in GS.

# 13 - Jump to ADR

 SD ADR_LOW
 SC # 13: WC
 SD ADR_HIGH


     Passes at ADR in the GS. Suited to run the loaded program.

# 10 - OUT (PORT), A

 SD PORT
 SC # 10: WC
 SD Value

# 11 - IN A, (PORT)

 SD PORT
 SC # 11: WC
 GD Value


     These two commands allow you to read
or write the value of the port and from the port of GS.


     There are still a lot of useful and useless all teams (ala 
any kovoksy and etc.), but for direct programming they

We do not need them.


    Interface from the General Sound

Internal Ports:

# 00, the record - to open the desired page memory
# 01, reading - read the contents of the command register
# 02, reading - read the contents of data register
# 03, write - send data to Speccy
# 04, reading - read the contents of status register
# 05, the recording - reset bit Command bit in the status 
register # 06, the recording - the volume of channel A

# 07, Record - Volume channel B
# 08, the record - the volume of the channel C
# 09, the record - the volume of the channel D


     There are more ports and # 0A # 0B, but they
general nafig not needed and not used
(Although, who wants the scheme could see what they do;).


     And now the details ...

1. OUT (# 00), Page (open a desired page of memory) In General 
Sound location memory is as follows:


# 0000 - # 3FFF - the first 16K ROM
# 4000 - # 7FFF - 16k RAM
# 8000 - # FFFF - page RAM


     Ie pages in the GS at 32 kilobytes
and are located at address # 8000. At zero
ROM page is full (ie, addresses # 8000 - # BFFF, too, that with
# 0000 - # 3FFF, but with # C000 - continued). In
the first page of the second 16k - copy memory
with # 4000 - # 7FFF, and the first 16K - the usual.
The second, third, etc. page - the usual
pages that can be used freely. In the basic version of the GS 
(128k) 3 page: 2, 3 and 4, while the GS512 - 14 pages (not 
including the 1 st and 0 th). Shorter than more memory, the 
more pages. In GS_ROM a memory tester

(After reset), so that's out there like a set
already 64 pages ...

     And yet at the memory. At 512
kilobyte version has a hardware
"Bug": when you turn on one page
included just two, ie 32k disappear.
Therefore, the total memory available in GS
51,232 = 480k!

2. IN A, (# 01) (read the contents of the register command) Ie 
read what was sent Speck into the instruction register (# BB). 

3. IN A, (# 02) (read the contents of register data) Ie read 
what was sent to the SPECA data register (# B3). 

4. OUT (# 03), Data (send data to
Speccy) In fact, to transfer data to the Spectrum, ie they can 
be read on ZX from the data register (# B3).


5. IN A, (# 04) (read the contents of status register)
Bits: 0 - Command bit

      7 - Data bit


     Assigning them the same as that of the Status register of 
the Speccy. For example, if Command bit is 1, then entered a 
team and we ought to execute it. 

Note: while working with register data
(Read / write), Data bit _avtomaticheski_
changes, in contrast to the Command bit! If the number sent to 
the Spectrum in the register commands, the Command bit, as 
expected, set to 1, but it does not reset when

reading his GS'om.

6. OUT (# 05), A (reset bit in the Command bit
status register) Usually this is given by
know the components that the team performed in the GS
(Or accepted for maintenance). Sends a port number can be 
anything. 

Primerchik (algorithmic) works with all of this:

> We wait until Command bit will not install in
1. We therefore wait until when to go Speck team.

> Take the value from the command register (team number). 
Depending on this, we jump right place. 

> ... Jump, let's here ... Must make it clear to Speck, the 
team accepted that he is not lying in wait. Ie do OUT (# 05), 
and then execute the desired prog. Or you can do differently, 
if something you need to do, and then pass

the results of the components: first, all are doing,
pushes data through OUT (# 03), a
then do OUT (# 05). On Speccy be
will give the team number, wait for it
Implementation and boldly take the data from the Output
register. Generally, it is necessary to act logically, and if 
you do OUT (# 05) before the OUT (# 03), the risk

take on the Spectrum is not the data. Well, yes
I think that such moments, and so must be clear ...

7. OUT (# 06), Volume (the volume channel A)

   OUT (# 07), Volume (volume of the channel B)

   OUT (# 08), Volume (volume of the channel C)

   OUT (# 09), Volume (the volume channel D)


     Volume specified by a number from 0 to
63 (# 3F).


               Output to DAC:


     He made a very original way: by
reading from memory. So, first we need to write a number in the 
cell, and then read it from there. Channel (more precisely 
DAC), depends on the address: 

# 6000 - # 60FF - for channel A
# 6100 - # 61FF - for channel B
# 6200 - # 62FF - for channel C
# 6300 - # 63FF - for the channel D

# 6400 - # 64FF - for channel A
# 6500 - # 65FF - for channel B
# 6600 - # 66FF - for channel C
# 6700 - # 67FF - for the channel D

Etc. to # 7FFF.


     This memory area can be conveniently
used a buffer, ie you first
quickly throw in her data, and then in
the right time to play.


               Interrupt:


     The frequency of the signal INT - 37500Gts, ie
Interrupt come 37.5 thousand times per second. They usually 
hang proigryvalku muse, more precisely, prog, which throws the 
data into TsAP'y. 

     Let us estimate 12000000/37500 = 320 cycles
interrupt. It's not so much, so
should expect that what hangs on
interrupts, it was not too long, otherwise the main prog is 
very slow. 


                 Practice


     It will examine specific
Examples of programming GS-ASM'e.

1. Determination of GS.

; CY = 1 if the GS does not

GS_DET LD A, # 7F: IN A, (# FE): CPL; very good variant -

        RRCA: RET C; forced off user'om.


        LD A, # F3: OUT (# BB), A; restart GS


        LD B, 200; time (ZX_INTs), during which the forward

                ; Response from the GS - 4 sec.

GS_DET1 EI: HALT: DI

        IN A, (# BB): RRCA; look, took a GS team

        IN A, (# 7B): JR NC, GS_DET2

; In a, (# 7b) is needed in order to prog do not fly at Penta; 
gon'ah included with the ZX-LPRINT3, because GS if not, to 
include; Xia ROM ZX-LPRINT3! 


        DJNZ GS_DET1

        SCF: RET; GS did not respond

GS_DET2 XOR A: OUT (# BB), A; seq. stage - the team Reset Flags.
GS_DET3 EI: HALT: DI

        IN A, (# BB): CP # 7E; check whether the folded flag ...

        IN A, (# 7B): RET Z

        DJNZ GS_DET3

        SCF: RET; time is up, and no flags are folded

, Although ... if all of a sudden (# BB) is always read 0 (no 
fee), then ; Test makes a mistake ... Then it would be 
necessary (and it is necessary at all?), Add ; Tests, for 
example, to get GS to return the value you specified , (Team # 
10, port 3). 

2. The loader programs in GS.

INITgs CALL DEINIT; restart GS, if not already done

        LD HL, SUBPRG; address of our auxiliary loader

        LD BC, # 0080; block length


        LD A, C: CALL SD

        LD A, # 14: CALL SC; load unit in the GS

        LD A, B: CALL SD: CALL WD

        XOR A: CALL SD: CALL WD; load address # 4000

        LD A, # 40: CALL SD: CALL WD

LOOPiGS LD A, (HL): CALL SD: CALL WD; send block

        INC HL: DEC BC

        LD A, B: OR C: JR NZ, LOOPiGS


        XOR A: CALL SD; run the program from the address # 4000

        LD A, # 13: CALL SC

        LD A, # 40: CALL SD

; And then our work boot, which will prepare everything for
; Download our software. Why such a distorted? First, when
; Works internally on a map, the stack was in the # 4400, and 
since , # 4000 were all sorts of system variables of the 
software. And our small, Lyonka loader rearrange the stack and, 
if necessary, include nuzh; nuyu us page, etc. 


        LD HL, PROG; address and the length of the program

        LD BC, EPRG-PROG_

LOOpiGS LD A, (HL): CALL SD: CALL WD; send block

        INC HL: DEC BC

        LD A, B: OR C: JR NZ, LOOpiGS

        RET


; And here is the bootloader. Consider that it should work on
, At # 4000, so either it assembliruem respectively,
, Or do not use direct addressing (JP, CALL)

SUBPRG DI

        LD SP, # 407F

        LD HL, # 4080: PUSH HL; load address in the GS

        LD C, 2 port

        LD DE, EPRG-PROG_

SUBPRG1 IN A, (4): BIT 7, A: JR Z, SUBPRG1; waiting for the 
arrival of bytes 

        INI: DEC DE; throw it into memory

        LD A, D: OR E: JR NZ, SUBPRG1

        RET

; Then run our prog. Template is:

PROG

        ORG # 4080, $
PROG_ .....

        .....
EPRG

; Org # 4080, $ - is the syntax STORM'a, and how it is done in
; Other assemblers, you know better. Meaning such that prog; 
Ramm is physically located behind the main, but Assemblée; 
rovana at address # 4080. 

3. Search for free memory in the GS.


        LD HL, # FFFF

        LD A, # 0F; maximum of 15 pages ...

LPP0 OUT (0), A: LD (HL), A; page is written in her room

        DEC A: CP 1: JR NZ, LPP0; all pages except the 1 st and 
0 th 

; You can, of course, and the 1 st count, but work with it are 
not very ; Convenient (ala the 5 th Bank Speccy).



        INC A

        LD DE, PAGETAB; table of page numbers

        LD IX, 0, we assume that the number of pages

LPP1 OUT (0), A

        CP (HL): JR NZ, LPP2

        LD (DE), A; if the page number coincides with the number

        INC DE, HX; written in it, then puts it into a table

LPP2 INC A: BIT 6, A: JR Z, LPP1; 15-I - the last

; Further, if necessary, we can clean page. But it is desirable
, Note that pages can be a lot, and it would be better (if 
memory serves ; Allows) to clear through PUSH.


.....

; You can send information on the number of pages Speck.

LPP3_ LD A, HX: OUT (3), A

        OR A: JP Z, 0, if the pages do not, then RESET

        IN A, (4): RLCA: JR C, $ -3; wait until he takes them

.....

PAGETAB DS 14

4. The main cycle and procedures.

; Several variants of the program. If you intend to
; A small number of commands, you can simply Paul; We used the 
terms CP # XX: JR Z, NNNN. If the team a lot, ; Better sign up 
with addresses. 

GSMAIN1 IN A, (4): RRCA: JR NC, GSMAIN1; forward command

        IN A, (1), take her number

        LD HL, GSMAIN1: PUSH HL; on RET return to the cycle


        OR A: JR Z, PROG0; command 0

        CP 1: JR Z, PROG1; Team 1

        CP 2: JP Z, PROG2; Team 2

        CP # F3: JP Z, 0; standard RESET'y

        CP # F4: JP Z, 0

And if the team does not, then do not do anything, but simply 
give ; Spectrum to know that the team is accepted, and it hangs 
in ; Anticipation



        OUT (5), A

        RET

; Option program when the first signal of the Spectrum, that all
, OK, and then execute the prog.

PROG0 OUT (5), A

        .....

        RET

; Option program when the first execute something, we
, Then sends the results to the Spectrum, and then the signal 
that ; Prog executed.


PROG1 .....

        OUT (5), A

        RET

And A can be, and so vypendritsya.

PROG2 OUT (5), A

        .....

        IN A, (4): RRCA: JR NC, $ -3; waiting for the arrival 
of any team 

        .....

        OUT (5), A

        RET

, Ie here is this: you send a command from the Spectrum # 2
; GS said that the team is accepted, something executes and 
waits for, the progress of any team. Then again something 
performs, and says ; That everything is ready. Obtained by a 
trigger. 

5. Upload / download data blocks.


a) Option 1 - briefly and clearly.

; Loading Data (GS side):


        LD HL, # 8000; address in the GS

        LD BC, # 4000; block length

WAITD IN A, (4): RLCA: JR NC, WAITD; waiting for bytes

        IN A, (2): LD (HL), A: INC HL; accept

        DEC C: JR NZ, WAITD; repeat

        DEC B: JR NZ, WAITD

; Unloading (GS side):


        LD HL, # 8000; address in the GS

        LD BC, # 4000; block length

WAITD_1 LD A, (HL): OUT (3), A; send byte
WAITD_ IN A, (4): RLCA: JR C, WAITD_; waiting for adoption

        INC HL

        DEC C: JR NZ, WAITD_1; repeat

        DEC B: JR NZ, WAITD_1

; Loading data into GS (ZX side):


        LD HL, # 8000

        LD BC, 0 - # 4000 (0 minus the length of the block)

GS1 LD A, (HL): OUT (# B3), A; throw

        IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR C, $ -3; waiting for adoption

        INC C: JR NZ, GS1

        INC B: JR NZ, GS1

; / Export data from the GS (ZX side):


        LD HL, # 8000

        LD BC, 0 - # 4000

GS2 IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR NC, $ -3; waiting for admission

        IN A, (# B3): LD (HL), A; accept

        INC C: JR NZ, GS2

        INC B: JR NZ, GS2

b) Option 2 - accelerated by opening cycles, but it must be 
fixed block length. 

; Loading Data (GS side):


        LD HL, # 8000; address in the GS

        LD E, 8; the number of cycles

        LD C, 2 port

LOAD_2
.0 IN A, (4): RLCA: JP NC, $ -3: INI; repeat 256 (0) times

        DEC E: JP NZ, LOAD_2; 256 * 8 = 2048 bytes take

; Loading data into GS (ZX side):


        LD HL, # 8000

        LD C, # B3; data port

        LD E, 8; the number of cycles

LOAD_2_
.0 OUTI: IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JP C, $ -3; repeat 256 (0) times

        DEC E: JP NZ, LOAD_2_; 2048 bytes give

; The meaning is clear - to unwind, thereby zhrem memory, but
; Slightly improves performance. The remaining procedures must 
be ; Will write themselves ... By the way, the cycle of 
expectation, too, can not, a lot of deployment: 

And it was


        IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JP C, $ -3; 11 +4 +10 = 25 cycles

; Was

LOOOP

        IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR NC, LOOOPE; 11 +4 +7 = 22 cycles

        IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR NC, LOOOPE

        IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JR C, LOOOP
LOOOPE

; Because jr case of violation of conditions takes 7 clock 
cycles, we ecosystems; nomim to 3 cycles per cycle. Ie survey 
are more frequent. 

c) And one more no less interesting way:

; Loading Data (GS side):


        LD HL, # 8000; address

        LD C, 1 Port


        IN A, (4): RLCA: JP NC, $ -3;

        INI; + repeat the required number. times

        IN A, (2): LD (HL), A: INC HL; /


        OUT (5), A; then to GS never thought that came to the 
team 

; Thus, the reception goes through 2 ports. Ie Port 1
; (# BB on ZX) is the first byte, and Port 2 (# B3) - the 
second one. 

; Loading data into GS (ZX side):


        LD HL, # 8000; address

        LD C, # BB; port


        OUTI;

        LD A, (HL): OUT (# B3), A: INC HL; + Rept. the required 
number. times 

        IN A, (# BB): RLCA: JP C, $ -3; /

; Use this method to transfer data from GS is not, perhaps 
because in this direction is only one port. 

6. Sound output.

a) Playing a sample from memory without interruption.


        LD HL, # 8000; address sample in GS

        LD BC, # 8000; the length of the sample

        LD DE, # 6000; address of the cell DAC (# 61XX, # 62XX, 
# 63XX) 

LOOP LD A, (HL); take a byte

        LD (DE), A; stores each

        LD A, (DE); throws in the DAC

        .....; Some delay (EI: HALT or NOP'y??)

        INC HL: DEC BC

        LD A, B: OR C: JR NZ, LOOP

b) Playing a sample from memory using interrupts.

; Program hanging on interrupts might look like:

; DE = SMP_ADR

INT PUSH HL, AF

        LD HL, # 6000; address TsAP'a

        LD A, (DE): INC DE; take the next byte of the sample

        LD (HL), A: LD A, (HL): INC H; D / A

        LD (HL), A: LD A, (HL): INC H; D / B

        LD (HL), A: LD A, (HL): INC H; D / C

        LD (HL), A: LD A, (HL); D / D

        POP AF, HL

        EI: RET

; Naturally, the play will not be stopped - not the one on whom 
the conditions, because this is just an example. And bad. 
Interruption; of should not be too long, so it is advisable to 
remove ; Out superfluous commands, and generally, to organize 
work in g; rugomu. Make a memory location # 6000 - # 60FF, etc. 
buffer in , Which we quickly cram information, and then they 
will play , With his speed. And when the end, cram again!


; HL '= # 6000

INT EXX: EXA; EXA = EX AF, AF '

        LD A, (HL); throws in the DAC

        INC L: JR Z, FILLBUF; if the buffer was over ...

        EXA: EXX

        EI: RET

FILLBUF EXX: EXA

        EI
FB1 LD HL, # 8000; address sample

        LD BC, 256; buffer length

        LD DE, # 6000; buffer address

        LDIR

        LD (FB1 +1), HL; keep track. Address

        RET

; Despite the fact that FILLBUF called from Interrupts and 
times;; solve them, nothing bad will happen if the catch all , 
Do not over until the buffer again. Also must find time ; Throw 
the first byte before the break comes, otherwise ; Loser then 
will click. Out of this situation , Is to create a 2-second 
buffer, so long as one u; raetsya, fill the second. 

; By the way, the sampling frequency in this case will 37500Gts,
, So if you have less, you'll need to modify the algorithm
; Supply frequency dividers (in FILLBUF), which will make a
, And the same byte repeated several times.

7. Debugging.


     In the absence of a debugger
GS, written programs difficult to debug. But you can take 
advantage of the fact that GS can play sound, track

thus the stage at which prog buggy.
We write the squeaker:

GSBEEP LD BC, # 0010, DE, # 6000
GSBEEP1 LD A, 120: LD (DE), A, A, (DE)

        DJNZ $

        LD A, 128: LD (DE), A, A, (DE)

        DJNZ $

        DEC C: JR NZ, GSBEEP1

; Here you can insert a pause, in case the two will beep Th; 
cut short period of time 


        RET


     Now you can navstavlyat in the program
appeals to GSBEEP and listen to how bipov until the crash ...

     Find a bug in the algorithm by using the STS. Just need a 
program for the GS placed in memory of ZX-Spectrum (for the same

addresses) and perform step by step, only the commands in a, 
(xx) missing, and the battery manually enter the desired values 
​​(out (Xx), a can just skip).


     By the way, at this point has already appeared in a 
low-level emulation GS Z80Stealth, there is a debugger, and so

that you can use it, though, here
just not very comfortable ...

     Well, that's all for now. I hope I am clear
explained to all and showed it. Now anyone who knows the 
assembler Z80, can easily deal with direct programming

GS. Who knows, may soon be a lot of
good programs under the GS? Nobody wants to
make a debugger for the Speccy to the nucleus in GS?
;-)))






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Exchange of experience - an unscientific Algorithm for Random Number (RND).

Exchange of experience - Direct Programming General Sound.

Exchange of experience - work with the western disk systems MDOS and MD02.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Raid.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Stanly / Studio Stall.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Gogin (Hacker Smir).

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with the Constellation Team: Screamer, Kot, Justinas.

Chaos Construction 2001 - Interview with EYE-Q: Organism, Time Keeper, Mr. Wizard.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Justionas / Constellation.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with the Moscow encoder Asman / Proxium.

Chaos Construction 2001 - intevyu with Vivid, Megus, Tiggr of Brain-Wave.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Stingrey and Steep from Izhevsk.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with amizhnikom and organizer CC - Big Black.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with the encoder from Ulyanovsk Faster / TNL.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Cyberfreak (mooh).

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Ming spektrumistom Equator / PHD.

Chaos Construction 2001 - mini interview with Kano.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an epic dispute: Vivid VS Sairoos, Chanks VS Multicolor, Dogma VS Triptomine Dream.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Maddy and Drv53b6 of the Phantom Family.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with the Paracels and Sairoos of Placebo.

Chaos Construction 2001 - an interview with Pheel and EA from Antares.

Chaos Construction 2001 - continuation of the epic dispute between megakoderami Vivid and Sairoos.

Chaos Construction 2001 - a detailed report from the CPU.

Promotion - Another shattered dream or a description of the "500 games" - where truth and falsehood.

Promotion - the story creators of the game Star Glider 2 - Steven dunn / Software developement and design.

Promotion - Dizzy in a dungeon or omelette again did not turn out: short story for the game Dizzy Unterground.

Promotion - description of the game "Talisman" - RPG with elements of arcade.

Iron - the modified scheme IDE-HDD adapter.

Ottyag - clean ottyag: Children's self-made newspaper Bird Kar Kar. "

Ottyag - intro: We will not pull the cat by the balls and start with the run ...

Ottyag - Army Suxx or How zakosit from the army, if you are completely healthy.

Ottyag - the depth of a gloomy world outlook Maxima Magnet ...


Темы: Игры, Программное обеспечение, Пресса, Аппаратное обеспечение, Сеть, Демосцена, Люди, Программирование

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