MK14_Windows_tinyC

MK14 built for windows 10 using TinyC

Paul Robson's MK14 had a version that build under Borland C++ 4.5

This builds using Tiny C

One or two bugs have been fixed.

The CPU.C did jmp 80 using E. This prevented version 1 ROM monitor from working.

memory.c now has both versions of the Monitor ROM.

I added a timer to run the SC/MP CPU in a time slice.

I added some LEDs connected to the FLAG outputs.

You can preload RAM. 0fA0 has some code to write to the flag LEDs.

R Z 0 F A 0 M

Load the clock example

mk14w_tcc.exe clock.hex

R Z 0 F 2 0 G

• R reset
• Z Abort
• M mem
• T term
• G go

Build using Tiny C

Tiny C is available from https://bellard.org/tcc/ and comes with a minimum windows example

• download and unzip tcc-0.9.26-win64-bin
• download and unzip this git hub MK14_Windows_tinyC-master
• move folder MK14_Windows_tinyC-master with files to tcc folder.
• C:\Users\Redtop\Desktop\tcc-0.9.26-win64-bin\tcc\MK14_Windows_tinyC-master
• use do.bat in MK14_Windows_tinyC-master to build the code

edit do.bat to get around windows warning and as required.

more notes and information

http://www.dougrice.plus.com/mk14/seg_mk14.htm

http://ccgi.dougrice.plus.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?MK14_Notes

Modify and enjoy

Understanding how the emulation works is the fun bit.

This is possible thanks to Paul Robson