Re: Generaly activity query

Hi Rob, Also, what does it take, other than sexual favours, to get added to the CVS commiters? A SourceForge user name? :-) 'rjek' :) Done. Cheers, Ralph. --- SF.Net email is sponsored by: Tame your development challenges

Re: ArcEm port to GP2X

Hi Rob, I'd prefer emulating a real network i/f podule since that would support other OS better, e.g. NetBSD. http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/acorn26/ I think it would be nice for arcem to continue to support Linux/ARM26 and NetBSD would be nice to add. However, I thought in

Re: ArcEm port to GP2X

Hi Ian, Ralph Corderoy wrote: Can we avoid top-posting on this list please. Can we avoid CCing everyone on everything if we're also using the list? :-) :-) I did consider it before sending the email but a quick scan of the subscribers list suggested that not everyone being CC'd

Re: Hostfs, scrollwheel, qemu

Hi, Peter Howkins wrote: On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 10:18:59AM +, Daniel Clarke wrote: I was wondering whether it was a good idea to add to the pathname conversion code a case for spaces, linux real space = riscos pseudo space. Otherwise, filenames with spaces become inaccessible in

Re: ArcEm Display refactoring

Hi Matthew, PS Anyone know why my CVS commit generated so many postings to the arcem-cvs mailing list? Commits under CVS aren't `atomic'. That's long been stated as a CVS flaw since if something goes wrong half-way through then your changes can be half-committed. It does it a directory at a

Re: Amiga port, hostfs, and other questions

Hi Chris, You'd find it much easier to keep up with the other changes when it's in CVS. Basically you need a Sourceforge username, and for Ralph or Peter N to add you to the list of developers that can commit changes to ArcEm. Can you let me know if you've used CVS before, as that

Re: Release type thoughts

Hi Chris, Can anything be done about this mailing list so it adds a reply-to header? No amount of hacking and changing mailers at this end can get it to reply to the list automatically. What's the problem exactly? Just asking my email client to reply to your message got me To: Chris

Endianess Handling.

Hi, Can anyone remind me where arcem handles endianess, e.g. when storing words and then loading bytes. I've had a quick look but can't remember enough to locate it. Cheers, Ralph. --- This SF.Net email is sponsored by xPML, a

Re: arcem

Hi, Jeffrey Lee wrote: I've just double-checked the source code and it's confirmed my suspicions - ArcEm uses the emulated CPU cycle count to generate the IOC timers. So no matter what host machine you're using, any benchmark program running within ArcEm will report the same performance

Re: Further RISC OS port work

Hi, Chris Young wrote: The only thing letting it down is disk access speed - I'm using HostFS, and loading anything substantial (eg. the Syndicate demo) can take several minutes despite the fact it now runs at near-enough full speed once loaded. From a quick look I suspect the

Re: Further RISC OS port work

Hi Chris, That way, we're still specifying the maximum possible to SetRGB32(). Same goes for the mouse cursor palette patch. Google turned up http://amigadev.elowar.com/read/ADCD_2.1/Includes_and_Autodocs_3._guide/node0328.html which also seems to suggest 0x_ is required. I'm

Re: Further RISC OS port work

Hi Chris, The emulaor code needed tweaking a bit, but the support modules loaded by RISC OS are identical to the RPCEmu versions (including retaining the RPCEmu name!). Can we change this? Just to satisfy my OCD :) Perhaps they'd consider changing to a more generic name? :-) Cheers,

Re: Further RISC OS port work

Hi Jeffrey, Another new version: http://www.phlamethrower.co.uk/misc2/arcem-src.zip (Source) http://www.phlamethrower.co.uk/misc2/arcem.zip (RISC OS build) Given your continued work on arcem would it be worth using the central repository rather than many ZIP releases? When the repo gets

Re: ArcEm OS X port

Hi Jerome, Does looking across all architectures to see what they do help? Something like grep -rw HOSTDISPLAY . from the top of the tree? I see things like http://arcem.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/arcem/arcem/arch/stddisplaydev.c?revision=1.3view=markup#l232 Cheers, Ralph.

Re: Web site maintainer

Hi Michael, I'd like to offer to be ArcEm web site maintainer. A volunteer! Capital! I wouldn't want to see something like http://www.redsquirrel.fsnet.co.uk/redsquirrel.html though, as amusing as it may be on first visit. :-) Something that lets newcomers get up and running quickly,

Re: Getting arcem to compile on OSX (Lion)

Hi Doug, Out of the box (or cvs if you like) I was unable to get arcem to compile. It complained about a number of 64-bit types/methods that darwin doesn't have. Darwin just seems to expose them as non-decorated types/methods. Attached is the output of cvs diff -u for the hostfs.h file

Re: Web site maintainer

Hi Ian, On 23/07/2012 23:27, Jeffrey Lee wrote: I'll upload an alpha version of a 1.50 release for RISC OS. I'd stick some builds up there too, but I believed only the admin of the project could do that. That's what the documentation seems to say. How did you upload files to the project

Re: arcem/!ArcEm !Help,1.4,1.5

Hi, From arcem-cvs list: -ArcEm is known to be compatible with both RISC OS (3.1 and below) and ARM Linux ROM images. A suitable ARM Linux ROM image can be downloaded from the ArcEm website at http://arcem.sf.net/ +ArcEm is known to be compatible with both RISC OS (3.1 and below) and ARM

Re: Web site maintainer

Hi, Jeffrey Lee wrote: In lieu of a safe place to get free ROMs, you could add a link to ROL's shop, where they're selling a CD containing Arc ROM images: http://www.e-junkie.com/43789 Thanks, I didn't know of

Re: arcem/win dirent.h,NONE,1.1

Hi Jeffrey, Log Message: * win/dirent.h - Free dirent.h implementation for Win32 from http://www.softagalleria.net/dirent.php, required for building HostFS in VS --- NEW FILE: dirent.h --- /* * dirent.h - dirent

Re: Arcem Manual

Hi Ian, Nominally the manual should be packaged with the release, but in the absence of that, should we archive off the 1.0x manual in to the 1.00 release folder (minus 'cvs' bits?) Then maintain the website version as pertaining to the current version, be it cvs/alpha/etc, until next

Re: Arcem Manual

Hi Michael, This is now done. I also split the ChangeLog out into a separate document. All looks good. Cheers, Ralph. -- Live Security Virtual Conference Exclusive live event will cover all the ways today's security

Re: Web site

Hi Michael, Anyone mind if I commit this lot to the site? LGTM. I suppose strictly speaking it only runs old ARM Linux now; modern kernels have dropped support for such an old architecture? Cheers, Ralph. -- How

Re: arcem Makefile,1.42,1.43

Hi Jeffrey, +riscpkg: $(TARGET) + rm -rf ArcEm + mkdir -p ArcEm/Apps/Misc + cp -r riscos-single/RiscPkg ArcEm + cp -r !ArcEm ArcEm/Apps/Misc + rm ArcEm/Apps/Misc/!ArcEm/arcem + elf2aif !ArcEm/arcem ArcEm/Apps/Misc/!ArcEm/arcem,ff8 + cp arcemrc

Re: ArcEm OpenBSD stuff

Hi Rob, Been hacking around with ArcEm and got a couple of things here that may be of use: 1. Preprocessor-fiddling patches to make it build under OpenBSD 2. Rudimentary sndio support Are either of these things interesting enough for me to post them here? Sure. Perhaps post the

Sourceforge Ditching CVS Write Access.

Hi, Sourceforge are mailing project admins pointing out CVS write access is going to stop. Read access will continue, but that might be stopped too in time. (Maintaining CVS's source is too much of a burden for them.) Given our project-admin hats, Peter Naulls or I can convert the CVS to