Hi,
On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Christopher T. Lansdown wrote:
> Two questions:
> 1. Does the sound server actually do anything if there is a working
> /dev/sequencer?
No. Not yet. This is one of the features we're saving for the Wonderful
World of 0.3.x.
> 2. Is giving output like this useful?
> Mapped 89 of 113 kernel functions.
> Game designation is "KQ4"
> No configuration file found; using defaults.
> NULL Sound server initialized
> Emulating SCI version 0.000.685
> Calling KQ4::play()
> kingdom Restarting game
Huh? Must be a leftover debug message...
> Send: No object at 85dc!
> pc=5fbc acc=85dc o=85c2 fp=0c2e sp=0c36
> prev=0 sbase=03ea globls=414e &restmod=0
> Step #2560699
> 5FBC: [W] send 04
> <invalid>::brLeft[INVALID]()
Send can be used to either write to, read from, or call selectors (if
they're functions). I suppose that the correct way to put this would be to
call the selectors "expressions" and "send" (plus relatives) the operation
to evaluate an expression.
The address of the target object is stored in the accumulator (acc).
Somehow, acc must have been set to an invalid value.
llap,
Christoph
