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>I gave this another try yesterday with the new release, and it works
>really well. The only real problem with it is that it does not detect kep
>presses very well. Most keypresses are either missed, or come up multiple
>times. Any idea how to get round this?
The last time I tried it (and I admit I hardly gave it a thorough testing) it
seemed to detect keypresses all right. Has the keyboard code changed in any
way? The emulator provides both hardware emulation and a BIOS routine; I'd
expect the BIOS entry point to provide rather better support.
>The debugging feature is great. I haven't really tried to use it very much,
>but just being able to interrupt it and find out where the PC is at any
>time is really useful.
It occurs to me that it would be possible to extend the debugger so that it
knew about ELKS kernel variables very easily (after all, ps does it). This
would let you browse kernel structures, or possibly modify them. Would this be
useful?
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