> Emulith is a register-level emulation, in C, of the Lilith hardware.
> You will need a reasonably fast PC running Linux and having at least > 1280x1024 resultion. > First feedback I got shows that it also runs on OS-X.
> Documentation, sourcecode and two diskimages are supplied, I will try to > offer some more in the future.
Great! Well done - I'm most impressed!
As I don't have a native installation of Linux I ran it on Windows XP using VMWare hosting a copy of openSUSE 10.3 which seems to work OK. I was able to create a Hello.Mod program using 'edit' but it failed in Pass1 of the compilation complaining that InOut sumbol files were not available (directory shows InOut.SBL though). I'll give it a more thorough workout as soon as I have a bit more time to spare,
> As I don't have a native installation of Linux I ran it on Windows XP using > VMWare hosting a copy of openSUSE 10.3 which seems to work OK. I was able to > create a Hello.Mod program using 'edit' but it failed in Pass1 of the > compilation complaining that InOut sumbol files were not available > (directory shows InOut.SBL though). I'll give it a more thorough workout as
I will also look into this. The Kermit I used had a bug which means that I lost the last byte of each of the 6000 or files I transferred. This seems to be the problem here. I am working on getting a sector dumper program to run, so I can reconstruct diskimages with less pain. Emulit also runs under OS-X and CygWin/x if you prefer those routes.
>> create a Hello.Mod program using 'edit' but it failed in Pass1 of the >> compilation complaining that InOut sumbol files were not available
> I will also look into this. The Kermit I used had a bug which means that I > lost the last byte of each of the 6000 or files I transferred. This seems > to be the problem here.
I've now had a closer look. I've found that InOut.SYM isn't present on the disk5 image. When I switched to disk8 it compiled and ran OK,
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