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Platform Bondwell2
RobertK edited this page Jul 20, 2025
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- Native console output
- Native console input
- ANSI vt100 engine
- Generic console
- Redefinable font
- UDG support
- Paper colour
- Ink colour
- Inverse attribute
- Bold attribute
- Underline attribute
- Lores graphics
- Hires graphics
- PSG sound
- One bit sound
- Inkey driver
- Hardware joystick
- File I/O
- Interrupts
- RS232
The Bondwell 2 are CP/M compatible, so the same base library can be used.
Library extras include the high resolution graphics support (640x200).
zcc +cpm -subtype=bondwell2 -create-app program.c
A .dsk disc image (and a .COM file) will be created as a result.
MAME was recently updated and an issue related to the floppy disk access slowness has been solved.
The command line options to boot CP/M and use the created disk image will be something like:
mame64 bw2 -flop1 bondwl02.td0
After the CP/M boot, change the virtual floppy disk image (choose A.DSK).
Alternatively, the Dunfield's tools can be used (TD2IMD, TD02IMD and IMDU) to convert the CP/M system disk image into a RAW unencoded file, suitable to be altered with cpmtools. The file A.COM is built together with the packaged A.DSK
- Information: http://www.thebattles.net/bondwell/
- Bios source code: http://www.thebattles.net/bondwell/BIOS02.MAC
- Overview
- Platform List
- Unsupported Platforms
- i8080/5 Support
- Homebrew hardware quickstart
- Retargetting
- Building the libraries
- Clang support
- Pragmas
- Adding to Classic
- Introduction
- Library Configuration
- CRT
- Header Files
- Assembly Language
- Library in Depth
- Embedded Platform
- Adding to NewLib
- Benchmarks
- Datatypes
- Debugging
- Decompression
- More than 64k
- Deficiencies
- Compiling Larger Applications
- Importing routines written in 8080 assembly mnemonics
- Using CP/M libraries in REL format with z88dk
- Writing optimal code
- Speeding up Compilation
- CMake usage