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Turbo Pascal MSX – Lesson 7

FILES (part 1) Turbo Pascal provides a complete set of instructions for managing files. The FILE type is represented by a sequence of objects of the same type, the size of a file is not determined by the type, but a pointer is provided that moves...
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C language for MSX – lesson 5

C language for MSX Column by Nicola Brogelli (Part 5) Arrays and Array Pointers Arrays are sequences of variables of the same type that are stored consecutively in memory and which can be accessed using the same name...
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MSX BASIC – lesson 8

"MSX BASIC" COLUMN by Orazio Cacciola (part 8) The IF/THEN/ELSE Function Best regards to everyone. Here we are again to continue the explanation of the various commands and functions of our Basic MSX. As I wrote in the title, today I will talk about one of the most...
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MSX BASIC – lesson 1

"MSX BASIC" COLUMN by Orazio Cacciola (part 1) The PRINT statement Greetings to everyone, a new column begins today, in which I will explain MSX Basic commands and functions that will be used to make our programs. For experts it will be a refresher, but for those...
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MSX BASIC – lesson 6

"MSX BASIC" COLUMN by Orazio Cacciola (part 6) Mathematical functions and more In this episode I will give an overview of those functions that we will use very little but which are convenient to know and what they are for. ABS: Returns the absolute value of...
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MSX BASIC – MSX key table

"MSX BASIC" COLUMN by Orazio Cacciola (bonus) MSX key table I insert the table in the explanation to help you understand better. It is a matrix table that starts from the address &HFBE5 up to &HFBEF i.e. 11X8, but in some bits there are 2 keys inserted...
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LESSON 22 – THE DATA MANAGED BY THE MSX (1st Part)

Greetings to all readers. In this episode I will talk about managing our data and the methods that can be used with our MSX. The data that we can manage is divided into many categories; programs, binaries, texts, archives, images and more. For...
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C language for MSX – lesson 1

C language for MSX Column by Nicola Brogelli (Part 1) Primitive types The C language provides developers with a series of data types called primitives and a series of operations that can be performed on them. So every...
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MSX BASIC – lesson 10

"MSX BASIC" COLUMN by Orazio Cacciola (part 10) FOR/NEXT, READ, DATA, RESTORE Here we are again explaining new functions of our well-loved MSX Basic. In this episode I will talk about a group of functions that play a fundamental role in our...
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MSX BASIC – lesson 3

"MSX BASIC" COLUMN by Orazio Cacciola (part 3) PRINT USING As mentioned last time, I will talk about PRINT USING or formatted printing. This function allows you to specify the print format using special characters. They can be variable,...
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LEZIONE 17 – L A G R A F I C A (2° Parte)

LESSON 17 – LAGRAPHICS (2nd Part)

by | Dec 18, 2023 |

Let's continue talking about the other functions of graphics. PSET/PRESETI two commands are practically the same, they draw a point at the specified coordinate. The only difference between the two is that if the color code is omitted, the first one, i.e. PSET, will use the color of...

LAGRAFICA (1st Part)

by | Dec 8, 2023 |

In this episode we start talking about everything related to the graphics of our beloved MSX. Given the amount of commands and functions, it will be divided into several episodes. But before we start I want to talk about a simple command that allows us to change the number...

LESSON 15 – User-created functions

by | Dec 1, 2023 |

In this lesson I will briefly explain how to create a function that puts together groups of MSX Basic functions or multiple calculations that we will have to use several times in our programs. Create a single function that encompasses everything said above with a single line of...