On Fri, 6 Oct 2006, jf simon wrote:
2- The same code as seen from ndisasm:
68DA A00080mov al,[0x8000]
68DD 04F5 add al,0xf5
68DF 0002 add [bp+si],al
68E1 C8008015 enter 0x8000,0x15
68E5 0Epush cs
68E6
Hi,
2- The same code as seen from ndisasm:
68DA A00080mov al,[0x8000]
68DD 04F5 add al,0xf5
68DF 0002 add [bp+si],al
68E1 C8008015 enter 0x8000,0x15
68E5 0Epush cs
68E6 0106C800 add [0xc8],ax
jf simon wrote:
Hi,
2- The same code as seen from ndisasm:
68DA A00080mov al,[0x8000]
68DD 04F5 add al,0xf5
68DF 0002 add [bp+si],al
68E1 C8008015 enter 0x8000,0x15
68E5 0Epush cs
68E6 0106C800
On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 10:43:57AM +0200, jf simon wrote:
... I didn't know that the char type was unsigned by default.
It's allowed to be either (implementation dependent).
--Paul Vojta, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I am trying to use the x86emu code to emulate a PCI ATI Radeon
VGA bios on a powerpc platform (IBM 970 Maple).
The emulation starts OK, but after some time I can see that it is
making a call to a location that is outside of the VGA bios.
Which causes x86emu to emulate whatever rabbish it
On 10/5/06, jf simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use the x86emu code to emulate a PCI ATI Radeon
VGA bios on a powerpc platform (IBM 970 Maple).
The emulation starts OK, but after some time I can see that it is
making a call to a location that is outside of the VGA bios.
Which
jf simon wrote:
2- The same code as seen from ndisasm:
68DA A00080mov al,[0x8000]
68DD 04F5 add al,0xf5
68DF 0002 add [bp+si],al
68E1 C8008015 enter 0x8000,0x15
68E5 0Epush cs
68E6 0106C800