Programming - AY8910 equalizer procedure on the curb.

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This section is dedicated to, as you already 
guessed it, programming in   
machine codes or more precisely 
said in assembly language.Ho-
I want to warn you in advance, we  
we will not give texts of procedures 
directly in the magazine.All   
they will be contained in the application
research institutions, except those that require   
careful comment. Such   
procedures will be printed already  
in the magazine itself, but for convenience 
they will also be contained in the appendix.
wife. And also. All the programs that
ry will be described in this
section, will be contained in the appendix
format in the most convenient 
assembler of all times and peoples
- Tasm v4.0. In my opinion, this
assembler is the simplest
and convenient for both beginners and
and for mature programmers.B    
this number, since it is 
first, I(Smoke)I present to you
several of my developments:     
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the first procedure is intended  
for AY-8912(10).It reproduces 
dit on the computer border, to the beat
music from some music   
color editor, three color  
stripes, eachwhich, corresponding  
corresponds to one channel AY.Shiri-
well you can adjust the bands 
within wide limits, substituting   
its meaning into the EQU directive.  
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Assembler file name: BORDERC.
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The second procedure is more complicated
on and voluminous. It allows you to expand 
print a line of text (adjustable 
adjustable height of letters!)as if  
"burning" letters! Place of the oven 
ti, font, letter height, time "go- 
renia" You can change, pod- 
putting their values in accordance 
current EQU directives. The only
new limitation - text line is not
must be longer than 32   
characters!                       
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Assembler file name: FIRETXT.
                                
                Until next time    
                    meet!     
 Write! Smoke.    

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