Hi,
Ah, OK, thanks.
I downloaded this hatari emulator.
I see the following behaviour:
If I use this with the "tos" that came with it ("emultos"), in STE mode
(32 Mhz, 4 MB mem) and use "mono" as Atari monitor, then smsq/e works fine.
If I use any other screen mode, it doesn't work, which is not surprising
as Smsqe then seems to need a screen adapter (e.g. qvme).
If now I use the "mono" monitor mode but with a "real" tos image (2.06)
still in STE mode (32 Mhz, 4 MB mem),then this crashes somewhere.
Is that the behaviour you also find, i.e. it works with emultos but not
real tos?
Wolfgang
NB:
How to set a breakpoint in the smsqe sources that will call the hatari
debugger:
insert the following sequence in the smsqe sources where you want the
breakpoint to happen :
move.l D0,-(A7)
move.l #$12345678,d0
nop
move.l (a7)+,d0
compile etc.
Start the emulation and call up the debugger (alt gr + pause) then
insert the follwing in the debugger:
b d0 = $12345678
followed by
c
to continue the emulation.
Start smsqe and the debugger will pop up as soon as d0 = $12345678....
I can already tell you that the crash seem to happen before the
smsq_atari_driver_dv3_asm module is called.
Wolfgang
On 07/23/2015 03:20 PM, Michael Grunditz wrote:
It is the debugger in the Hatari emulator.
On 23 July 2015 at 15:10, Wolf <w...@wlenerz.com> wrote:
Michael,
what's the name of your debugger?
Wolfgang
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