It seems I could use your testsuite, as the following code from uqlx I guess means its nbcd instruction does not work. IDECL(nbcd) { w8 d,r; w8 d2,r2; d=ModifyAtEA_b((code>>3)&7,code&7); d2=((d&0x0f)>9? 9:(d&0x0f)); d>>=8; if(d>9) d2+=90; else d2+=d*10; carry=d2!=0; r2=100-d2; if(xf...

It seems I could use your testsuite, as the following code from uqlx I guess means its nbcd instruction does not work. IDECL(nbcd) { w8 d,r; w8 d2,r2; d=ModifyAtEA_b((code>>3)&7,code&7); d2=((d&0x0f)>9? 9:(d&0x0f)); d>>=8; if(d>9) d2+=90; else d2+=d*10; carry=d2!=0; r2=100-d2; if(xfl...

As part of making this work I cleaned up a lot of incorrect variable types and function definitions so unix version hopefully compiles clean now!

sQLux has gained Windows support for those that way inclined although still buggy it WILL eat your files (I haven't tracked down the bug yet) sQLux-windows.png Y:\OneDrive\Work\sQLux>sqlux.exe problem, stat failed : No such file or directory Using Config: sqlux.ini - MountPoint for device WIN1_ may ...

NormanDunbar wrote:

vanpeebles wrote:Does Wesley have his own Land Rover?

You've lost me there, sorry!

Last of the Summer Wine

thanks. any chance you could do another one? (last one, i promise) http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/games/adventures/advent93a.zip The files on adent93a.zip is actually "Vogage of the Beano". Which is too big to fit into a MDV image. I have never got the MIST MDVTOOL to work, though there someone ...

ok, cool. just found a compiled version of this. thanks the zip file is too big to convert directly not exactly sure what this error means : Assertion failed: sizeof(file_t) == 64, file mdvtool.c, line 789 Means the compiler used did not pack the structure in the manner needed so its size is wrong....

People realise there is actually a tool for automating this?

https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-bina ... s/ql/tools

Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi,

I never have problems with unzipping QL files in ZIP archive format.

Maybe, everyone should learn how use ZIP correctly.

Yeah but its been so long now its built into the nerves in your fingers The QL commandline is non obvious to those people coming from other OSes.

Since .img files are fixed size files, I won't be doubling up the size of my website with endless .img copies of things (most programs will leave a lot of empty space in the images, while some won't even fit in), I made an exception for the Psion programs as they are usually the first things new QL...