Hi,
Today I was asked if a port to the C128 would be possible.
Oliver wrote:
This allows Contiki 2.x applications to be built for about every cc65 target.
This turned out to be as true as I had thought. It took me literally 5 minutes to get Contiki 2.1 built as native C128 program and running on VICE in C128 mode
Again I have about no knowledge on CBMs but after reading the Wikipedia article on the C128 I understood that it might be desirable to switch to 80 column mode and switch then to 2MHz.
As the cc65 C-Library has already C-callable functions for doing so I added both on Contiki startup - and switching back to 1MHz and 40 column mode on Contiki exit. Works everything as expected on VICE - another 10 minutes
But before making this an "offical" part of Contiki 2.x I'd like to understand about the Ethernet options in native C128 mode. Are the Ethernet chip ports mapped to the same addresses? Are they visible at all? Other things I can't even imagine?
Is there somebody capable and willing to test Contiki 2.x with the "right" Ethernet hardware on a C128 in native mode?
Thanks in advance for your input !
Best, Oliver