x11-calc Updated

[Mike T.]

This is very puzzling as all the simulators share a lot of the same code, and you are not seeing an error message or seg fault...

(05-02-2024 10:02 PM)Thomas Klemm Wrote:  

(05-02-2024 08:02 PM)Mike T. Wrote:  If you launch the simulator with the trace option do you see a trace showing the CPU instructions being executed?

bin/x11-calc-35 -t
x11-calc-35: Version 0.14.0148 [Commit ID: 73d97f2] 01 May 24 10:43:12
ROM Size: 768 words
0-0000 0335 jsb 0067

Do you just get to one line trace or multiple lines? (I'm assuming just the one)

If on one of the other working models you enter Ctrl-Z does the simulator exit ? (I don't think it will as keyboard shortcuts shouldn't work unless __linux__ __netBSD__ or __freeBSD__ are defined by the compiler but it is worth checking...)

(05-02-2024 10:02 PM)Thomas Klemm Wrote:  My interpretation of the error message (*** missing separator. Stop.) on line 43 was that this is not GNU Make syntax for an if-statement.
Should I use a different make?

I'll need to do some testing tomorrow evening (I vaguely remember BSD being different to Linux but I need to check).

You could try commenting out the following line in x11-calc.c at around line 990. This will mean that the application wont exit when you close the window, but if the window manager is requesting the application to close immediately after creating it for some reason the window should stay on the screen...

Code:


if (x_event.xclient.data.l[0] == wm_delete) b_abort = True;