I'm figuring out how to load software in the #Robotron #Z1013. I found a useful feature in #jkcemu to store the data into a wav file.
Now the #CasDuino is finally being used in a meaningful way. And voila, the #FigForth with a size of approx. 10kByte starts without any problems. It's significantly faster than the TinyBasic from the Robotron cassette ;)
#RetroComputing #Forth #Z80CPU

Nothing to read for extensive #VSC users, but new for me.
Comfortable. VSC can distinguish on which platform it has to call which compiler executable. There are separate options for "windows":, "osx": and "linux":
And for starting the #jkcemu I found the following to start it without blocking the main terminal.
"presentation": {
"reveal": "silent",
"revealProblems": "onProblem",
"close": true
},

After a long time I decided to take another look at our #KramerMC. I made good progress tonight and I think I'm on the right track. I can compile a downloaded listing using "The Macroassembler AS" on Windows. Since this is available in the source code, it should also be possible to create it under Linux. Then start #JKCEmu - simply the best, only needs Java - as an alternative ROM.
#RetroComputing #Zilog #Z80