by Tag (Programming)
The Unseen Commodore 128
A New featured section of my website, focusing on the versatility of the C128; the greatest 8-bit computer ever produced! Read more...
Announcing C64List 4.01
After an excruciatingly long time working on C64List 4, it's finally here! Read more...
A Comet64 Command Reference Chart
I'm working on a Command Reference Chart, for the Comet64 and V-1541, and am wondering if there are any commands that I am missing. Read more...
PDXCUG.org Programming Challenge
If you like experimenting with programming, why not join the Portland Commodore Users Group in the monthly programming challenge? Read more...
V-1541 2.4 Released
V-1541 has an extensive API for Internet communication. New features make it even easier to write CommodoreServer programs in BASIC or Assembly. Read more...
How To Build a Chat Program for CommodoreServer Using V-1541 and CSIP
The best way to show how to use the client SDK and some of the CSIP commands is by doing a project. This tutorial will show you how to make a very simple chat program. Read more...
Introducing modBASIC
BASIC just got a little less lame... This light-weight BASIC extensions lets you pass parameters and use local variables. Read more...
MENU MADNESS! A DotBASIC Tutorial
For just a taste of DotBASIC Plus, I invite you to follow along with me on this short tutorial. Read more...
C64List 3.03 Is Available For Download
Lots of tweaks and fixes to help in your development Read more...
World's Greatest Menu
Put WGM at the top of your disk directory for a good-looking way to browse your programs! Read more...
Overview of CommodoreServer's Multi-Player Gaming Service
Game players and developers alike will enjoy the new multi-player gaming service of CommodoreServer.com. Players will benefit by having new multi-player games available on a variety of Commodore platforms and Internet adapters. Programmers can quickly develop new software using standardized features to allow for player interaction, without all of the hassles inherent in multi-player games. Read more...
Configuration Commands for the Comet64 Internet Modem
By default, the Comet64 Internet Modem is pre-configured with the ability to connect seamlessly to CommodoreServer.com using the V-1541 software. However, the device can easily connect to any other server/port on the Internet by sending some configuration commands to it. This article will describe how to send commands to the Comet64 using a simple BASIC program that you can download from the Public Directory. Read more...
Simple BASIC Program to use CSIP
I wrote this quick little program that allows you to experiment with the Comet64 Internet Modem using standard RS-232 operations. Read more...
The CommodoreServer Internet Protocol (CSIP) Programmer's API
The CommodoreServer Internet Protocol, or CSIP, is a text-based, human-readable protocol for exchanging data and issuing commands on CommodoreServer.com.
This article describes what the protocol is and how to use it. It also documents all of the commands that are currently available and lists possibilities for the future.
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