On Nov 29, 2007 10:56 AM, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...] The only awkward change I have to do is I'm going to have to
> modify our console code to start buffering entered lines of text, and to
> call out to the shell code when a line is completed. [...]
Why do you need to buffer lines of text? If it's for scrolling, you
know that that's already implemented?
Do you mean buffering previous typed commands?
> Asgeir:
> In /trunk/Kernel/Core/, MemoryManager.cs appears to be some sort of
> duplication of /ADC/MemoryManager.cs . It appears that the former uses
> PageAllocator, whereas the latter does not. And the former is incomplete.
> What's the status here? I've been writing my code against the MemoryManager
> in /ADC, but the type name ambiguity is causing some issues. Are these going
> to be merged at some point?
One was written by xfurious, but wasn't finished.. the other one i
wrote, but it was just a temporary thing i quickly wrote to get some
memory management working (it assumes that you have one big block of
memory)
Basically both need to, eventually, be replaced with something more sane.
> Sander:
> You've indicated in /trunk/Kernel/Core/Console.cs that the switch() { }
> statement isn't working as expected. (From reading the repo logs, I believe
> it was you that commented the switch syntax out and put in a bunch of ifs.)
> Has this been a documented AOT issue that we need to fix or write a test
> for? Has this been resolved already by DarxKies or someone else?
I thought a made a ticket.. but i can't find it anymore.. odd
It is (was?) a strange bug though, it would only happen with certain
numbers, but if i took certain numbers out, other numbers that
wouldn't work before suddenly would work again..
It seemed rather random.
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