Johnathan Hicks wrote:
> After a bit of digging I found that my header files define it as a
> struct. I think the best option of all would be to change the declared
> type from fpos_t to int since that is the type of variable that the
> bochs code is expecting.
> I did disable the sb16 to get it to compile actually, and I was pleased
> that it ran faster than plex86 (a whopping 1.32 MIPS!) It didn't seem to
> complain when a used the BIOS files from plex86 so I gues that doing
> that is ok?
> Oh, and what would happen if did not configure to build the FPU
> emulator?
>
> --John
Cpu insructions and behaviour would work normally, except
that anything related to fpu would fail, giving some kind
of exceptions, like no coprocessor installed.
L8r,
Dave.