On 14 Nov 2009, at 16:04, P Witte wrote:
The way the question was formulated, a line by line stepping through a
program - specifically, a boot script - was wanted. This hardly adds to the
responses already given, although its fine if only a few lines want
monitoring.
You can use QMON to
Rich Mellor wrote, On 15/11/09 09:15:
Gerhard Plavec wrote:
Has anyone looked at producing a version of a QL emulator in Java -
with the popularity of the QL Wiki continually increasing, it is
good to see it getting high ratings on google when searching for
programs. It is also helping to
gdgqler wrote:
$23 is qa.tan2
Only in SMSQ/E, but not Minerva
$25 and $27 are not there
They're available in Minerva, but not SMSQ/E
$2F increases the stack by 4, not 2
$2F is Minerva only and as I see it, it does increase by 2
$32 returns PI
SMSQ/E only again.
With all the different
gdgqler wrote:
However (isn't there quite often a however?) there are one or two
pencilled amendments in my printed manuals which someone may like to confirm
or refute.
By the way, this is all in Text87 which is a program I can only use
with great difficulty. If somebody else of course wants
From: Marcel Kilgus
By the way, this is all in Text87 which is a program I can only use
with great difficulty. If somebody else of course wants to maintin the
manuals... ;-)
Any chance to get the original QPTR text?
Cheers...Ralf
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
From: Marcel Kilgus
By the way, this is all in Text87 which is a program I can only use
with great difficulty. If somebody else of course wants to maintin the
manuals... ;-)
Any chance to get the original QPTR text?
What is that?
Marcel
Tony Firshman wrote:
Rich Mellor wrote, On 15/11/09 09:15:
Gerhard Plavec wrote:
Has anyone looked at producing a version of a QL emulator in Java -
with the popularity of the QL Wiki continually increasing, it is
good to see it getting high ratings on google when searching for
programs.
The original QJump docs have embedded control codes (like \j, \b or
\mn codes für l+r justifying, bold text and monospaced text.). They were
printed with QPLQ (an inhouse QJump program) nearly as the way TeX
prints. Far bejond text87. So, if someone can supply the original text, I
can print it
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
With all the different OS and release versions it's difficult to keep
everything in sync.
As you say. I too have a number of corrections, but no longer know
whether they apply or not, as there were so many intermediate versions.
Thus
sms.sevt (trap #1, $3a) A0+ all
P Witte wrote:
iob.elin (trap#3, $4) was a terrible mess. I wrote to TT about it and
he agreed, but I dont know it was ever fixed
No idea either.
1. Page 60
In IOP.RPXL it seems that A1 is not preserved.
This was fixed in later PE releases and SMSQ/E.
Last time I checked iop.rpxl wasnt
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
The original QJump docs have embedded control codes (like \j, \b or
\mn codes für l+r justifying, bold text and monospaced text.).
Ah, okay. No, can't help you there, sorry. Don't even have the QPTR
sources.
Marcel
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giggler wrote:
On 14 Nov 2009, at 16:04, P Witte wrote:
The way the question was formulated, a line by line stepping through a
program - specifically, a boot script - was wanted. This hardly adds to the responses
already given, although its fine if only a few lines want monitoring.
You
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