VTL-3 for DOS

[TomL_12953]

Does anyone have the VTL-3.com (32-bit for DOS) available? The author listed inthe VTL-2 manual can't be reached by email anymore.

Thanks

Tom Lake

[marty]

Hi Tom;
When Intel first came out with the 8086, they also had a translator available that translated the 8080 code into 8086, until there was time to do a rewrite for the program in 8086 code... If you can find a copy of that program , it might be a short term solution for getting the program running under Dos....Until you or someone could rewrite it for 32 bit Dos....
THANK YOU Marty

[Grant Stockly]

i have it and can send it to people via e-mail. it runs very quickly1

sorry i can't use my shift key right now

both of them are covered in finger nail polish :D long story...

[TomL_12953]

i have it and can send it to people via e-mail. it runs very quickly1

sorry i can't use my shift key right now

both of them are covered in finger nail polish :D long story...

We LOVE long stories! :rolleyes: How about making it available right from your Website's download area? That would free up your time for other pursuits such as, hmmm, I don't know... maybe building my ACR boards? ;) If you don't want to put it on your Website, then could you please send me a copy? Thanks

Tom L

[TomL_12953]

i have it and can send it to people via e-mail. it runs very quickly


OK, I'm still waiting for a copy! Your post was on 8/14/09 and it's 9/27/09 now. Are you still with us?

P.S.
Where's my ACR???

[Frank McCoy]

Also, VTL-2 for DOS.

That was written back in 1998; but I still keep copies.
I haven't been online for over two years or I'd have replied before now.

Don't know if it's possible; or I'd attach a copy here.

mccoyf@millcomm.com

Now if I could just get copies of the latest stuff (Memory-Test and VTL-2) I wrote for the 8800 that I lost with my computer ....

Oh well.
I still have paper copies.
Probably a little OCR work will do the trick.
I'd prefer the originals though.
Save me a lot of work reconstructing things.

[fiziwig]

Wow! What a blast from the past.

Somebody told me about this forum but I had to see it to believe it! VTL, still alive an kicking after all these years. Considering that I assembled the very first version by hand (before Frank walked into The Computer Store and offered the use of his cross-assembler) I am mildly, but pleasantly shocked to see that it still survives. :)

--gary shannon (Original author of VTL-I and co-author with Frank of VTL-II)
http://fiziwig.com/