Just downloaded this - it works on my 12" powerbook with 10.2.6 & Apple's X11 public beta 3. It also works for me on 10.2.3. fantastic!
Originally I had XDarwin installed (non apple XFree86). This didn't work, so I dumped it and installed Apple's X11 instead.
Does anyone know when the altered source is to be integrated into the current uqlx sources? Also, which gcc was used? I've tried and failed to build a working copy from the current sources many times :(
Mark Swift
From: Richard Zidlicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Thu, Aug 21, 2003 at 10:03:12PM -0500, Mark Martin wrote:
>
> Quoting "Phoebus R. Dokos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > a uQLx port for Mac OS-X (with Apple's X11) has been added thanks to the
> > work of James Weatherley (You rock!) as you already know.
> > Now it is also available online!
>
> Has anyone else had luck getting this to run? On my G4, with 10.2.6, I only
> get bus errors. Running Apple's X11 public beta 3.
seems to work fine for some people but I have no way to test.
> I got the exact same thing > when I tried building it a while back on my Sparc Slowaris box, so it's > strangely comforting in it's familiarity. :)
which gcc? Versions 3.1-3.3.1 have the bug mentioned in README, this also affects hppa, ppc and mips boxes at least. Alternatives would be - use earlier gcc, on ppc 2.95, mips/SPARC/hppa anything 2.6.2-2.8 - patch compiler (patch in README) - disable global register usage in QL68000.h. To do this for SPARC you would uncomment these lines:
#ifdef SPARC register uw16 *pc asm("g5"); register gshort code asm("g6"); register int nInst asm("g7"); #define GREGS #define MANYREGS #endif
> I tried invoking ./qm, and then variations on that like ./qm -o
> romdir/Min166.rom. It's crashing in strlen(), which is being invoked
> (eventually) by QMParams() (which is invoked by SetParams()). I could go
> digging into the code and find why, but thought I'd see if it's just OE first..
that doesn't look familiar and may be something else than the mentioned gcc bug. A gdb baktrace would be definitely helpful.
Richard
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