- Invoking make with QUIET=0 (or in an exported environment variable)
will display the full compile and link commands executed.
- Invoking make with BUILD_SEPARATE=0 will cause each simulator
being built to be built with a single compile and link command.
This is how things were previously, but now the default has been
changed to more easily support active simulator development
by compiling files that have changed.
- Silence link time warning on macOS
- cleanup C++ support for ND100 and C++ builds of other simulators
This emulates the classic LINC. The design was settled in 1965,
increasing memory to 2048 words, and adding a Z register, an overflow
flag, and an interrupt facility.
These are tests for the classic LINC, including the features new in
1965: 2048 words of memory, a Z register, an overflow flag, and an
interrupt facility.
This emulates the classic LINC. The design was settled in 1965,
increasing memory to 2048 words, and adding a Z register, an overflow
flag, and an interrupt facility.
SIMH SHOW VERSION output displays as much potentially useful information
about both the currently running simulator and the host platform it is running
on. On Windows host systems, some of this information has been gathered
from the output of the WMIC command which is deprecated and is already
being removed from new and future systems.
This change leverages WMIC when it is available, and attempts to gather the
interesting information from elsewhere when it is not.
As reported in #1227
This problem was a latent bug introduced when summarized array register
output was added back in 2013 or 2018.
This fixes the problem reported in https://github.com/open-simh/simh/issues/499
Accept devices mapped at IOPAGEBASE -- text buffer/character generator
memory on video board starts at 160000.
Clear invalid PSW bits in trap handler -- system acceptance test writes
PSW 113705 to vector 34 (TRAP instruction).
- Improve debug output.
- Add support for Alpha display processor.
Details figured out by Zachary Harper @sparky-z from reading the
listing "FREEWAY CROSSING PROGRAM".
I talked to Van Snyder and he told me about this "fix" he wanted
introduced in SimH i1401. The fix was needed to get a program running.
The program not working was likely due to a transcription error, not
the emulator. That "fix" thus introduced a bug, this change fixes it..
The bug: Currently SimH i1401 doesn't deposit a group mark in core
memory after reading a tape mark. It only deposits the tape mark.
This is wrong. The tape mark should be followed by a group mark.
Input of the WRU character reliably causes return from the running
simulator.
- DBGINT works with gdb as a debugger with the default being the next
character after the WRU value. ^F when WRU is default ^E.
- lldb does not support DBGINT signaling. Only Control-C causes
break back to lldb.
Currently, a bug in lldb exists that causes console character input of the
CR character (^M) to actually be received as LF (^J). A bug report has
been submitted to the llvm project describing the problem.
