stephen_usher wrote:

XorA wrote:So party 28 days after launch day

But only in a location where you can have a tent outside to hold half the attendees.

The rest arrive later on a bus that parks at back of tent? But they are not allowed off bus!

I think I have got my network driver working in uqlx2017. uqlxNETdriver4_cde.zip I had to make some changes to the routine that reads data packets. I have done a quick test between two copies of uqlx2017 running on the same PC. And a test between uqlx2017 on a Linux machine, and QPC2 on a Windows X...

No time for all of that at the moment, so if the OSSC would not collect dust inside and act as a jamming transmitter, I'd be tempted. It's interesting you mention that you think that it'll act as an RF "jammer". I've not seen any interference with any systems or analog & digital radio...

So party 28 days after launch day

Even called a patch, the binaries are much different from the official 2017 version. Look at the file sizes

Eh? I am not seeing any massive difference in size there. Probably just the differences due to better/worse optimization of different gcc versions!

Running opcode AAAA will as you say do the same but call DrvIo() C function!

Running the opcode AAAC causes uQlx to break out of 68k emulation and call the C function DrvClose().

I have been doing a few tests trying to find why my network driver does not work with UQLX2017. I have found odd behaviour when it tries to read from the network with a system trap call. It does not return an error code in D0, D0 remains unchanged. Here's a code snippet from my driver. ; ----------...

I discovered that somewhere in QDOS, A1 is preserved on non-BBQLs and not on BBQLs. (I can find out where, perhaps, if necessary) and the value in A1 is not the top of the stack on entry to a function or procedure.

Typically that would be A6 on most 68k OSes.

I do notice from your screenshot that you are using one of the finest QL Toolkits around, DJToolkit. I wrote that one!

So what does DJ stand for? I had up to now assumed it was Dilwyn's initials