- Without regard to whether the circular buffer data is otherwise in
use while instructions are executing.
- When a circular debug buffer is in use, avoid writing out the contents
with the periodic open file flushes and only do so on returns to the
sim> prompt and when debug is closed
- Add common system includes used in may places which are allowed
and thus added directly in sim_defs.h.
- Separate completely private system data structures and system APIs
for use only by SCP library routines into sim_scp_private.h.
- Fix potential buffer overrun while pending remote command actions
- Add debug abort interface to close debug file
- Flush partially read command line on EOF
- Flush partially read command line when WRU HALTs execution and switches
to multi-command mode.
- Disable any pending repeat when WRU HALTs execution
Asynchronous MUX functionality was added long ago and never completely
tested and thus never completed and never actually used.
All of what it was supposed to achieve was independently achieved when
bit rate speed functionality was added.
The STEP command was inadvertently allowed to be parsed in non-master
mode connections, but it didn't actually work. It has now been removed
from the generic remote console command table.
This was illuminated as of the discussion in #854
This allowed user entered S to match the SAMPLEOUT command instead
of STEP. That then identified a bug in the intended socket output
processing to attempt to be written to the undefined debug file.
As discussed in #854
Simulators running directly in a Windows console session, that don't
have the console traffic redirected to a telnet session via
SET CONSOLE TELNET=nnn
now behave similarly to the default behavior experienced on
non-windows hosts where the terminal session usually defaults to
wrapping at EOL. Users who want more specific control of this behavior
can run their console via a telnet session with a terminal emulator that
lets them explicitly set these features in the emulator.
This change reintroduces this behavior which got lost when windows
support for ANSI (VT100) escape sequences were added to the console
sessions.
There are no extended arguments while parsing SHOW CONSOLE commands.
SHOW CONSOLE is a special parsing case somewhat equivalent to of SHOW
DEVICE for a device display. No SHOW CONSOLE commands take value arguments.
Adopted from Dave Bryan's changes in V3.11
