mk79 wrote:Huh? How so?

I forgot (because I havent used win32 API for years), that when you open a file you must use O_BINARY to get normal behaviour, otherwise its puts a LF after every CR in the file. Which doesnt do binary files much good!

And thanks to the guidance of Marcel the master.

It no longer eats files, I forgot about windows and its bloomin CR/LF mangling in binary files!

Derek, the parted tool in modern linux seems to support atari partition tables. So it should be possible to knock something together. Where would parted run? I could imagine you mean attaching an IDE devide to an Intel PC and do the partitioning there. In that case, endianess could become a problem...

And reading my own post noticed the mistake (using the intermediate result for zero not the final) w8 d, r; uw16 nbcd_lo, nbcd_hi, nbcd_res; int nbcd_carry; d = ModifyAtEA_b((code >> 3) & 7, code & 7); nbcd_lo = -(d & 0xF) - (xflag ? 1 : 0); nbcd_hi = -(d & 0xF0); if (nbcd_lo > 9) { ...

Thanks for the hint about UAE, thats a lot more readable than Musashi I was trying to crib from. w8 d, r; w8 d2, r2; uw16 nbcd_lo, nbcd_hi, nbcd_res; int nbcd_carry; d = ModifyAtEA_b((code >> 3) & 7, code & 7); nbcd_lo = - (d & 0xF) - (xflag ? 1 : 0); nbcd_hi = - (d & 0xF0); if (nbcd...

Derek_Stewart wrote:I also have vonvert the SV book "Version Control with Subversion" to epub, to understand SVN...

The easiest way if your already a git user is git-svn

Derek, the parted tool in modern linux seems to support atari partition tables. So it should be possible to knock something together.

I don't have a Q60 for testing though!

And the result is it looks like all the BCD instructions are broken.

Ill need to double check all the results to see if anything else is, but mostly they seem ok.