Sorry for the delay in replying - I've been away from home most of the last couple of weeks and (*gasps*) away from e-mail too.
Luke Trevorrow wrote: > I really just want a copy of the latest source that I can compile up > under unix rather than having to run it under windows. It won't compile for Unix just yet... The base modules are almost free of Win32-specific code, but the platform-specific modules for platforms other than Win32 haven't been written/put back in yet. I think Allan Skillman is looking to do that at some point, possibly with a few others. > I would also like to get involved a bit. Isn't that what Open Source > is all about? I think that there are a few people on this list that > would like to contribute but didn't know who had the real source and > whether or not you wanted their help. Sure thing! It's still a bit volatile and things haven't completely settled down yet - I'm still changing the base modules, which would break the other ports if they existed. Dave Laundon has been working on some areas with me over the last couple of months, and it's just required communication about who's working on what and some manual resynchronisation every week or so. > Although it is nice to be able to save to a disk on the original SAM > coupe without losing the information from the disk when it is ejected. I > take it in the later versions of the emulator source you have fixed this? > I'm sure I have heard you mention this... I'm sure that's long been fixed. I seem to remember some problem about reinserting the same disk that caused the new version to be written to disk but the old version still to be kept in memory, making it appear like all changes were lost. > P.S. Can I have a copy of the source :-) I've e-mailed you a copy of the latest source; tho it'll probably already be out of date by the time you see it! ;-) Si
