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PostPosted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:48 pm 
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At some point, I'd like to run my code from Swift on a real bbc computer....

Is there a fast way to transfer data to the bbc to run ?

I'm thinking either Retro-Clinic's Data Center - or a ROM with a serial loader, and a pc app to dump to the serial port....

Ideally, I don't want to have to copy stuff to a memory card (But I could live with it it it were a cheap solution ?)

Cheers, Colin

Ps... sorry this should be in General Discussion... Mods feel free to move it... Sorry, Col


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PostPosted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 9:01 am 
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For me, I have a simple MMBeeb interface (you can make them yourself for hardly any price). They use SD cards (despite the MM in the name). I simply whack this into my built in reader on my lappy and (using some software) copy my code onto it, slip in the Beeb and away.

However the RetroClinics DataCentre is far better as it's a different beast in a different price range. If I had the choice I would use DataCentre but at the moment I'm a bit cash strapped so I have to stick with MMBeeb. It's a workable solution at not too much hassle.

If you want a solution for a handful of pound coins (perhaps less if you make it yourself) then MMB will do the job. If you've got the cash for a really really good solution that I'm sure you won't regret buying then get DataCentre. Mark who makes and supplies it is such a great bloke for customer service too, you can't fault him. If I had the cash I'd have one :)


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Thanks - Yes I've dealt with Mark in the past with Arcade related Stuff... Top Guy...


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