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Great work, I can supply better scans of the packages.

Ralf R. wrote:Great work, I can supply better scans of the packages.

great - let's move package recreation to a separate thread then (under General)

olifink wrote:I still want to clean up a bit further (superfluous spaces, in paragraph highlights), so if you want make changes to the doc right now please do it online here https://1drv.ms/w/s!AgxrZW7zjbUwjtAtYpAa360ez10hXw

Wow, Oli, thank you soooo much. If I didn't already know that you're German I would know now, this is a level of pedantry, erm, I mean professionalism I can totally identify with I'm almost OCD when it comes to formatting of source code and other documents, so this helps me a lot I still need some time to clean up my act, but this was an important step.

Cheers, Marcel

I have now released the existing QJump QMON/JMON versions: https://www.kilgus.net/2018/12/14/qmon/. My updates to the tools and manual come at some later point in time.

mk79 wrote:I have now released the existing QJump QMON/JMON versions: https://www.kilgus.net/2018/12/14/qmon/.

That's great - thanks Marcel!!

Very nice However, I already have a JMON version 2.14 (15922 b), and lo and behold! a version V2.15 (16004 b) too! Wots wot?

mk79 wrote:I have now released the existing QJump QMON/JMON versions

Thank you. Herr Kilgus!

I'm still a fledgling with QMON - but that newer breakpoint option to auto enter the debugger and skip the two flag-words will come in very handy for some debugging underway of an updated NET driver for the ??? (shhh - not quite ready yet!)

M.

pjw wrote:Very nice However, I already have a JMON version 2.14 (15922 b), and lo and behold! a version V2.15 (16004 b) too! Wots wot?

I just took the ones distributed last by Jochen. My own versions are based on the source of QMON 2.13/JMON 2.16, but there is no version history, so no idea what has changed. I've added those assembled by me, I think they should be pretty much the QJump versions but with some use of the system palette in JMON as I used a newer keys_colour file.

I also have the source for SMON, a fully interactive PE menu based debugger meant to be the successor to QMON for SMSQ/E. Unfortunately it's very complex code and so far from being finished that I don't think anybody could realistically do anything about it. But it sure does look nice:

Whoo Hoo! SMON!

Many years ago I heard a rumour, possibly via Dilwyn - but don't quote me on that, that a new PE version of QMON was coming out at some point. Sadly, it never appears. I suspect this might have been it. Do you know who the original author was/is?

I'd love to get my hands on it at some point, but I'll be patient and wait!


Cheers,
Norm.

NormanDunbar wrote:Whoo Hoo! SMON!

Many years ago I heard a rumour, possibly via Dilwyn - but don't quote me on that, that a new PE version of QMON was coming out at some point.

Not guilty Norm. Never heard of this before. Thanks for the eComic BTW.