Post by stiggity on Oct 14, 2021 20:45:00 GMT
Hello,
I have never experienced this issue until yesterday. ANY area in the program that print a destructive backspace does so, Tooooo slow. To the point its getting highly noticeable.
My original means were, as jumping from the c64, to c128, were as follows
BSPACE
LDA #157
JSR $FFD2
LDA #32
JSR $FFD2
LDA #157
JMP $FFD2
that handled the whole thing, until noticing it getting slow.. so, plainly, it was replaced with
BSPACE
LDA #20
JMP $FFD2
;--------------------------------------------
Neither of these are as fast as they were, and there has to be a register that got scrogged, or something.. Any sort of help is greatly appreciated!
I have never experienced this issue until yesterday. ANY area in the program that print a destructive backspace does so, Tooooo slow. To the point its getting highly noticeable.
My original means were, as jumping from the c64, to c128, were as follows
BSPACE
LDA #157
JSR $FFD2
LDA #32
JSR $FFD2
LDA #157
JMP $FFD2
that handled the whole thing, until noticing it getting slow.. so, plainly, it was replaced with
BSPACE
LDA #20
JMP $FFD2
;--------------------------------------------
Neither of these are as fast as they were, and there has to be a register that got scrogged, or something.. Any sort of help is greatly appreciated!
