On 2018-08-01 22:34, xlar54 : All wrote:
> Hey folks, Ive been around the circuit promoting an idea Ive been
> working on, to allow us with wifi enabled machines to have a web-like
> experience on these retro machines.  They will never be able to keep up
> with the ever demanding requirements of modern
> day web browsing, so I believe that we can come together with other
> retro enthusiasts and develop a low footprint web like protocol of our
> own.  Hence, my project is called RHML (retro hypertext markup language).
>
> Others have pointed out that this isnt really a language, and more of a
> control codes system - and they are right.  But it does give us more
> latitude in many ways.
>
> Anyway, I would invite you to check out my blog, pull down the code and
> server (requires nodejs).  I cant promise a bug-free run, as this thing
> continues to evolve.  Im working on ditching the nodejs server
> requirement and moving towards hosting pages
> directly on http servers, but at the moment, webservers dump the pages
> so quickly that the wifi modem and/or code cant keep up.  I invite
> anyone interested to submit pull requests to help make this grow,
> especially from other platforms.
>
> https://rhml-browser.blogspot.com/

For the client source builds, on unixlike OS:es instead of the BAT
files: (hopefully the wrap will not break the long lines)

$ more Makefile

all: browser64.prg browser128.prg

browser64.prg: browser.c userial.c nmi_trampoline.s
        cl65 -O -t c64 browser.c userial.c nmi_trampoline.s -o browser64.prg

browser128.prg: browser.c userial.c
        cl65 -O -t c128 browser.c userial.c -o browser128.prg

install: all
        cp browser64.prg ../client/c64/browser64.prg
        cp c64-* ../client/c64/
        cp browser128.prg ../client/c64/browser128.prg
        cp c128-* ../client/c128/

clean:
        -rm -f *.prg
        -rm -f *.o
        -rm -f *.o65
        -rm -f ../client/c128/*
        -rm -f ../client/c64/*

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