Unbelievable....

[MatthiasWM]

I wrote pretty much exactly the same thing last week. I wonder why your project did not pop up when I researched the issue.

Anyway, congrats! Avery nice and clean implementation. I will try later today if this app already does everything I need. I plan to run the original Apple developer tools, cross compiler, etc. .

If you are interested, feel free to take a look at my code. If you like suggestions, help, or maybe even like to merge, please let me know: mm@matthiasm.com

Matthias

http://code.google.com/p/dynee5/source/browse/trunk/Alienate/mosrun/Notes.txt

[ksherlock]

Wow, that's quite interesting. The same approach and the same problems with undocumented MPW interface. I've been working on this since March or April but the repo wasn't public until 4 days ago.

I also found this project when I was researching, but it didn't seem to get very far:
https://github.com/lordhoto/macloader-ex
https://github.com/lordhoto/macloader

Kelvin

[MatthiasWM]

Hah, that explains why I did not find it. I searched about a week ago ;-). I added some stuff today, making the ARM cross assembler work AFAIK. It's quite fascinating how they put a minimal Unix interface into MPW.

The Posix header files in the MPW CIncludes directory were quite helpful. The rest is reading the Code Dump from the tools. I never could get MacBugs to run on BasiliskII to do some traces.

Ah, macloader, yet another attempt. We should really be able to extract a perfect emulator out of all the collective knowledge. Oh, and I envy you guys for your beautiful code. Mine's always such a mess ;-)

On 30.07.2013, at 03:12, ksherlock notifications@github.com wrote:

Wow, that's quite interesting. The same approach and the same problems with undocumented MPW interface. I've been working on this since March or April but the repo wasn't public until 4 days ago.

I also found this project when I was researching, but it didn't seem to get very far:
https://github.com/lordhoto/macloader-ex
https://github.com/lordhoto/macloader

Kelvin

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[ksherlock]

It's kind of funny, you're interested in MPW for the arm cross development tools, I'm interested in MPW for the 65816 cross development tools. I guess anybody still doing mac classic development just uses MPW.

Anyhow, if the arm stuff doesn't work with my emulator, I'd be glad to add whatever support it needs. I don't have the tools to test, though.

And my code was much messier at first :)

Kelvin

[MatthiasWM]

Hi Kelvin,

On 03.08.2013, at 22:40, ksherlock notifications@github.com wrote:

It's kind of funny, you're interested in MPW for the arm cross development tools, I'm interested in MPW for the 65816 cross development tools. I guess anybody still doing mac classic development just uses MPW.

Yeah, I could not think of another reason. After using MPW for a few minutes, I really want to go back to Xcode or even to Unix, vi, and gmake... .

Is that for SNES? That must be exciting work.

Anyhow, if the arm stuff doesn't work with my emulator, I'd be glad to add whatever support it needs. I don't have the tools to test, though.

I am pretty good at this point. All tools that I need seem to work (I will test an actual build tonight). Vice versa, if you like to try your tools with 'mosrun', I have attached the command line tool for OS X Intel. Just go into the shell and type

mosrun ---run path/to/my/tool args

(that is a triple dash)

If called stand-alone, it will run the integrated ARM6asm assembler. And the source code is current and online as well.

And my code was much messier at first :)

Phew ;-)

Matthias

[msliczniak]

Hi you two, thanks for creating mpw and mosrun. I used MPW too. BasiliskII has been frustrating. I was going to go and work on something like this, hoping that the few tools I use from MPW don't do any self modifying code and translate them to C using the guts of the emulator in bII, but now I have a great shortcut!

I don't know how to contribute to code.google.com so here's a little Makefile I created to remove dependancy on cmake:

LDFLAGS = -m32
CFLAGS = ${LDFLAGS} -Wno-multichar -Wno-unused-result
CXXFLAGS = ${CFLAGS}

CXXSRCS = names.cpp main.cpp log.cpp memory.cpp breakpoints.cpp fileio.cpp \
  resourcefork.cpp cpu.cpp rsrc.cpp traps.cpp filename.cpp systemram.cpp \
  MosResource.cpp

CSRCS = musashi331/m68kops.c musashi331/m68kopac.c musashi331/m68kopnz.c \
  musashi331/m68kdasm.c musashi331/m68kcpu.c musashi331/m68kopdm.c

OBJS = ${CXXSRCS:.cpp=.o} ${CSRCS:.c=.o}

mosrun : ${OBJS}
    ${CXX} ${LDFLAGS} -o $@ ${OBJS}

Also I could not grab newt0 and fltk per the instructions, but I did not need them:

$ svn co svn://so-kukan.com/gnue/NEWT0/branches/DyneTK newt0
svn: E000061: Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'svn://so- kukan.com/gnue/NEWT0/branches/DyneTK'
svn: E000061: Can't connect to host 'so-kukan.com': Connection refused

$ svn co http://svn.easysw.com/public/fltk/fltk/branches/branch-1.1 fltk
Redirecting to URL 'http://www.easysw.com':
svn: E175002: Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'http://www.easysw.com'
svn: E175002: The OPTIONS request returned invalid XML in the response: XML parse error at line 104: mismatched tag (http://www.easysw.com)

Thanks again!