I remember for a fact, provided it's the same simulator that I was
running four years ago, that it didn't run in wine, but ran nearly
perfectly in xdosemu in freedos environment. In fact, I still have the
scripts laying around that launch it. You'll have to write a .bat file
to set the environment and run it with something like "xdosemu -E
c:/pdp11.bat". I don't have more details until I return home and dig out
the original files.
On 3/30/2009 8:39 AM, Amir Hardon wrote:
Hi,
I'm a second semester CS student at the Technion taking the ATAM
(Computer Organization and Programming) course.
In this course we use a PDP-11 simulator which was developed in the
Technion.
I tried launching it with wine, and it crashes when loading a program.
I wrote a mail to the teaching assistant in charge explaining the
situation and asking for the source code
of the simulator, to see if I can find out why does it crashes, or
maybe trying to compile it on Linux (it looks like a not too
os-dependent console program).
I got a polite negative answer saying "This has to be passed through
many channels before approving".
I thought that maybe someone here can help somehow...
Thanks!
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