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The esxDOS API is compatible with [https://www.esxdos.org/ esxDOS] 0.8.x, but contains several enhancements. | The esxDOS API is compatible with [https://www.esxdos.org/ esxDOS] 0.8.x, but contains several enhancements. | ||
| − | The latest reference documentation for the APIs is on the distro and Next SD card at c:/docs/NextZXOS, and [https://gitlab.com/thesmog358/tbblue/-/raw/master/docs/nextzxos/NextZXOS_and_esxDOS_APIs.pdf?ref_type=heads online at gitlab]. | + | The latest reference documentation for the APIs is on the distro and Next SD card at <tt>c:/docs/NextZXOS</tt>, and [https://gitlab.com/thesmog358/tbblue/-/raw/master/docs/nextzxos/NextZXOS_and_esxDOS_APIs.pdf?ref_type=heads online at gitlab]. |
The APIs are published and kept up to date for each new [[NextZXOS]] and [[NextBASIC]] release, and in Next-specific program, all ROM calls should be made through the APIs. Other code inside the ROM is not documented, and may (and does) move around between releases. | The APIs are published and kept up to date for each new [[NextZXOS]] and [[NextBASIC]] release, and in Next-specific program, all ROM calls should be made through the APIs. Other code inside the ROM is not documented, and may (and does) move around between releases. | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 8 March 2024
NextZXOS has two APIs which can be used to make ROM calls.
The NextZXOS API directly descends from the +3DOS API present in the Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2A/+2B/+3, and the IDEDOS API additionally provided with the ZX Spectrum +3e ROMs.
The esxDOS API is compatible with esxDOS 0.8.x, but contains several enhancements.
The latest reference documentation for the APIs is on the distro and Next SD card at c:/docs/NextZXOS, and online at gitlab.
The APIs are published and kept up to date for each new NextZXOS and NextBASIC release, and in Next-specific program, all ROM calls should be made through the APIs. Other code inside the ROM is not documented, and may (and does) move around between releases.