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At line 101 changed 3 lines
PACTL==&$FB
PORTA=$F0
PACTL==%$04
PACTL==&$FB ; set bit 3 of pactl to 0. 1=use Port A for data input/output, 0=define data direction
PORTA=$F0 ; set upper nibble of porta to write (1111) and lower nibble to read (0000)
PACTL==%$04 ; set bit 3 of pactl to 1 again. 1=use Port A for data input/output, 0=define data direction
At line 109 changed 3 lines
PROC QUERYMULJOY(INT PL, INT POINTER STI,TRI)
; call procedure stating PL (range 0...3) and 2 variables to which the result is returned
; e.g. "QUERYMULJOY(0,ST,TR)" check for Joystick 0, return values in ST and TR
PROC QUERYMULJOY(BYTE PL, BYTE POINTER STI,TRI)
; call procedure stating PL (range 0...8) and 2 pointers to variables to which the result is returned
; e.g. "QUERYMULJOY(0,ST,TR)" check for Joystick 0, return values in the variable ST and TR point to
At line 115 changed 5 lines
PORTA=(PL LSH 4)
WSYNC=PL
WSYNC=PL
TRI^=TRIG0
STI^=(PORTA%$0F)
PORTA=(PL LSH 4) ; LSH 4 is the same as multiply by 4
PL=6
DO PL==-1 UNTIL PL=0 OD ; wait a wee bit so the PIA can adjust to the new value
TRI^=TRIG0 ; now read the trigger
STI^=(PORTA&$0F) ; and read the joystick, and blank out the high nibble by ANDing %00001111=$0F
At line 121 added 22 lines
call the procedure with:
PROC MAIN()
BYTE TRI,STI,PL
BYTE POINTER S,T
S=@STI ; pointer S now points to STI
T=@TRI ; and T to TRI
DO ; main loop
FOR PL=0 to 8 DO
QUERYMULJOY(PL,S,T) ; hand over the joystick number you want to query and two POINTERs for Stick and Trigger
; variables where you want the results.
; STI now holds the value for the stick
; TRI now holds the value for the trigger
; go ahead and do something with it...
OD
OD ; end of main loop
RETURN
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