Hi Timothy,
I downloaded the ts10 code from your ftp site
(ts10-021004.tgz) and am having trouble getting
the program to run with the ka630 CPU. Specifically,
it core dumps when it tries to create the qbus adapter
(QBA0). I temporarily removed the "create" line
from the config file and the emulator comes up,
but it prints what looks like an error on the "console"
window -- which I assume is the microvax-II ROM code
complaining that it can't talk the the qbus.
At any rate, I tried the test under Redhat Linux, and
also under OpenBSD (I had to hack the code a bit to
get it to compile). I also tried gcc with optimization
switched off. The specific line (ka630_qba.c, line 466)
reads:
Since your posts indicate that you've got code running
under the ka630 emulator, and from a time before this version
was put out, I figure I'm doing something stupid.
If not, I'll push on and try to determine what's going on.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
- Rob
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Hi Timothy,
I downloaded the ts10 code from your ftp site
(ts10-021004.tgz) and am having trouble getting
the program to run with the ka630 CPU. Specifically,
it core dumps when it tries to create the qbus adapter
(QBA0). I temporarily removed the "create" line
from the config file and the emulator comes up,
but it prints what looks like an error on the "console"
window -- which I assume is the microvax-II ROM code
complaining that it can't talk the the qbus.
At any rate, I tried the test under Redhat Linux, and
also under OpenBSD (I had to hack the code a bit to
get it to compile). I also tried gcc with optimization
switched off. The specific line (ka630_qba.c, line 466)
reads:
INTVEC[io->intLevel[idx]] = io->intVector[idx] | 0x200
Since your posts indicate that you've got code running
under the ka630 emulator, and from a time before this version
was put out, I figure I'm doing something stupid.
If not, I'll push on and try to determine what's going on.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
- Rob
Rob,
Thank you for let me know. I will look into that. KA655 version worked fine that I tested before.
Yes, my ts10 multi-system emulator works on
both Linux and BSD operating systems.
-- Tim Stark