There are some projects and templates are for study.
= Hello application =
1.Run WinAsm Studio
2.Create new project ("Ctrl+N")
3.Press "Enter"
4.Build it: press "Ctrl+Enter"
5.Run it: press button "Execute" on dialog box or run it
  in any other way after build
6.In emu screen you will see monitor prompt: type "G" and
  press "Enter" (main Enter, not addition on numpad!)
7.If all was OK, you will see "Hello" on the emulated screen

= Important tips on characters usage =
There is KOI-7 codepage used in Specialist basicly. This means
all numbers and capital Latin letters have same codes. But!!!
There is no small latin letters here - they are replaced with
capital cyrillic letters. Do not use small latin letters in
messages except you intentionally wish to see matching cyrillic
letters instead. If you are coding in 1251 codepage, you may use
cyrillic letters for messages directly. To do this you have to
include "win2koi7.inc" into source and use "dr" instead of "db"
to define strings. note! as "dr" is macro, you must always add 
colon (":") after labels before "dr"! also, KOI-7 means 7 bit,
thus there is no any symbol above the 7Fh!
finally, as Specialist's character table is adjustable, you may
create and load any font and use it then as you wish.

= Important tip on starting programs in emulator =
When rks is loaded, it is placed into memory starting with address
pointed by RKS_START macro. usually it is zero, and monitor
command "G" means "G0000". if you wish to load and start program
from different address, you have to set it in RKS_START macro and
use "GXXXX" then ("XXXX" - new offset to the program)

= tut8080 project =
Open this project with WinAsm Studio and run it as well as hello
application. This project shows basical interaction with user,
input/output strings, checking keypressing.

= lib85 =
It is my library with some handy functions, which are described inside.

= DEMO =
A program which demonstrate most functions from lib85

= math =
A program to demonstrate capability of simple rnd generator from lib85

= ROMTEST template =
Except developing transitional programs it is possible to develop boot
rom applications also. ROMTEST is designed for this. Unlike transitional
programs, this project produces not rks file, but rom image. To be able 
to run it you have to edit Emu\config\Specialist.cfg file, setting path 
to your rom image instead of original:
bios : Memory {
  rom="Specialist\SPECROM1.ROM"
}
- do not forget to restore it after use to be able to run it in usual mode!
ROMTEST contains font and has procedures to output characters, but has no
keyboard interaction implemented. In general, the simpliest keyboard test is
for the "Shift" key:
    lda 0ff01h
    rar
    rar
    j(n)c ... ; C=1 - shift not pressed, C=0 - shift pressed
- use left shift on PC keyboard to emulate Specialist's shift
