TSE: Linux: Microsoft: Windows: Command: Line: Parameters: Differences

[knud van eeden]

Hello,

TSE for Linux version version 4.50.16

TSE for Microsoft Windows version 4.50.16

Microsoft Windows Professional 10

Linux WSL version 2.6.0 with Ubuntu

with friendly greetings

Knud van Eeden

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Issue:

./e32 -a *.* loads only 14 files. Looks like no recursion of subdirectories.

OK

g32.exe -a *.* loads all as expected (thus recursion of subdirectories)

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Issue:

./e32 -a- *.* loads picklist of only 14 files. Looks like no recursion of subdirectories.

OK

g32.exe -a- *.* loads picklist with all as expected (thus recursion of subdirectories)

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OK

./e32 -b60 read.me

OK

g32.exe -b60 read.me 

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OK

./e -e foobar.mac

OK

g32.exe -e foobar.mac

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OK

./e -h read.me

OK

g32.exe -h read.me

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Issue? Not sure if that works as intended in TSE for Linux?

./e -i/mnt/c/TEMP/

OK

g32.exe -iC:\TEMP\ 

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Issue: In TSE for Linux: If the keyboard file not exists or is not found then e does not even start.

./e -k ddd.kbd

Issue: TSE for Microsoft Windows: If the kbd file does not exist, then TSE exists immediately.

g32.exe -k ddd.kbd

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OK

./e -l ddd.mac

OK

g32.exe -l ddd.mac

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OK

./e -n10,20 read.me

OK

g32.exe -n10,20 read.me

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OK

./e -r

OK

g32.exe -r

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Issue: TSE for Linux: Looks like no recursion of subdirectories

./e -s *.s

OK

TSE for Microsoft Windows: OK: recursion of subdirectories

g32.exe -s *.s

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OK

./e -y read.me

OK

g32.exe -y read.me

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Should be OK

./e -1

Should be OK

g32.exe -1

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Should be OK

./e -1-

Should be OK

g32.exe -1-

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