Wireless Networking

[Chezzestix]

Im having some issues with this code:

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>alloc in,0;
alloc out,0;

start:

mov port0,0; //Clean out the port so we don&#39;t register old sends
out 1,1.5; //Let the world know your active

conloop:

in #in,0;
cmp #in,1.5;
je coned; //At this stage if #in = 1.5 that means there is an active radio (not nessarily CPU I&#39;m afraid)
jmp conloop;

coned:

// code goes here to the console screen telling the user a connection has been made

out 1,3.14; // Send out verification code so they can know they aren&#39;t just picking up a button set to 1.5
mov EAX,1; //lets set up this loop
verify:
in #in,0;
cmp #in,3.14; // Check for the verification code
je stop; //later to be replaced by the after connection features
inc EAX,1;
cmp EAX,40;
je wiggy //If they dont respond after 40 Cycles then it isn&#39;t a computer or they don&#39;t want the connection bad enough
jmp verify;

wiggy:

//Code telling the user something went wrong with their connection (its wiggy)

jmp start;

stop:</div>

Even with frequency set to 1 the CPU outputs error 2.0 in an instant. What is going on here?

[Black Phoenix]

alloc in,0;
alloc out,0;

They are placed in top, and they write 0 to there, just add "DATA;" in front of them, and "CODE;" before code

Also by the way, I found easy way of connecting one or more CPU's using shared memory (all CPU's connected to some shared piece of memory via membus & some small memory)

[Chezzestix]

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>DATA;

alloc in;
alloc out;

FS: db 10000;

CODE;

start:

mov FS:0,0; //Clean out the input so we don&#39;t register old sends
mov FS:50,1.5; //Let the world know your active

conloop:

mov #in,FS:0;
cmp #in,1.5;
je coned; //At this stage if #in = 1.5 that means there is an active radio (not nessarily CPU I&#39;m afraid)
jmp conloop;

coned:

// code goes here to the console screen telling the user a connection has been made

mov FS:50,3.14; // Send out verification code so they can know they aren&#39;t just picking up a button set to 1.5
mov EAX,1; //lets set up this loop
verify:
mov #in,FS:0;
cmp #in,3.14; // Check for the verification code
je CodeEnd; //later to be replaced by the after connection features
inc EAX,1;
cmp EAX,40;
je wiggy //If they dont respond after 40 Cycles then it isn&#39;t a computer or they don&#39;t want the connection bad enough
jmp verify;

wiggy:

//Code telling the user something went wrong with their connection (its wiggy)

jmp start;

CodeEnd:</div>

Still no good. Please also tell me if I get this membus thing. This is also for those who need two computers on the other side of the map and a wire between memory would be just outlandish.

[Black Phoenix]

<div class='codetop'>CODE

<div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>DATA;

alloc in;
alloc out;

FS: db 10000;

CODE;

start:

mov FS:0,0; //Clean out the input so we don&#39;t register old sends
mov FS:50,1.5; //Let the world know your active

conloop:

mov #in,FS:0;
cmp #in,1.5;
je coned; //At this stage if #in = 1.5 that means there is an active radio (not nessarily CPU I&#39;m afraid)
jmp conloop;

coned:

// code goes here to the console screen telling the user a connection has been made

mov FS:50,3.14; // Send out verification code so they can know they aren&#39;t just picking up a button set to 1.5
mov EAX,1; //lets set up this loop
verify:
mov #in,FS:0;
cmp #in,3.14; // Check for the verification code
je CodeEnd; //later to be replaced by the after connection features
inc EAX,1;
cmp EAX,40;
je wiggy //If they dont respond after 40 Cycles then it isn&#39;t a computer or they don&#39;t want the connection bad enough
jmp verify;

wiggy:

//Code telling the user something went wrong with their connection (its wiggy)

jmp start;

CodeEnd:</div>

Still no good. Please also tell me if I get this membus thing. This is also for those who need two computers on the other side of the map and a wire between memory would be just outlandish.[/b][/quote]

mov FS:0,0; //Clean out the input so we don't register old sends
mov FS:50,1.5; //Let the world know your active

This makes no sense, you reference memory with #

Also use invisible wires (width = 0)

[Ha1f]

As much as this isn&#39;t a helpful post, just use wires with 0.00 width
(or were you doing something else... exactly?)