Short:        Tools and helpful info for vic-emu 0.65
Author:       selector@boray.every1.net (Anders Persson)
Uploader:     selector boray every1 net (Anders Persson)
Type:         misc/emu
Version:      1.0
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

Includes:

* A document of how to use vic-emulator V0.65
  (misc/emu/vicV0.65.lha) while avoiding all the bugs.
  
* SlowDown - A program slowing down your computer.
  (vic-emu is running way too fast on today's amigas.)
  With this program you can fine tune how fast you
  want vic-emu (or your amiga) to run.

* PRGinfo - A program showing information about any
  CBM 8 bit file. It shows the address space the file
  uses in memory and also takes an educated guess of
  what the file is. (Vic20 8K plugin at block 5, C64
  program, program for unexpanded Vic20 etc... It also
  suggests how to load the file on vic-emu and on a
  real vic or C64/128. (Examples below).

* vicstart - A script to easily start vic-emu with
  cartridge files.

* MakeLoCase - Program to renames files to only lo case letters.

* MakeUCase - Program to rename files to only upper case
  letters and removes the .prg extension if any.


Anders Persson
http://listen.to/boray

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Three output examples from PRGinfo:

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CBM PRG File Info V1.0 - By Anders Persson 2004 (listen.to/boray)

File: PROGRAMMER'S AID-SYS28681.PRG

Address: 28672 to 32768   = 4096 bytes
    Hex: $7000 to $8000

My guess:
Vic20 4K plugin for block 3.

LOAD "PROGRAMMER'S AID-SYS28681.PRG",8,1
SYS 28681

Vic-Emu command line $-load address: $6FFE

Vic-Emu before LOAD:
POKE 43, 0 :POKE 44, 112 

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CBM PRG File Info V1.0 - By Anders Persson 2004 (listen.to/boray)

File: BOSS CHESS 1.1.PRG

Address: 4609 to 16384   = 11775 bytes
    Hex: $1201 to $4000

My guess:
Program you can start with RUN on Vic20 with 8K expansion.

LOAD "BOSS CHESS 1.1.PRG",8
RUN

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CBM PRG File Info V1.0 - By Anders Persson 2004 (listen.to/boray)

File: MMCOMPUTERBRAINS

Address: 49152 to 51737   = 2585 bytes
    Hex: $C000 to $CA19

My guess:
Machine language or data for Commodore 64/128

LOAD "MMCOMPUTERBRAINS",8,1
SYS 49152 (maybe)

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