ok benoit@
tnylpo allows the execution of programs written for CP/M-80 version 2.2
under Unixy operating systems. The companion program tnylpo-convert
converts text files to and from the CP/M format.
Features:
* Full Z80 instruction set (including undocumented instructions and
features)
* All BDOS calls of CP/M 2.2 and a few taken from CP/M 3 (mostly for
date and time handling)
* All character handling BIOS calls of CP/M 2.2
* Maps CP/M file operations to operations on files in the Unix file
system
* Allows you to map up to 16 CP/M drives to arbitrary Unix directories
* Built-in curses based emulation of the DEC VT52
* Allows you to combine CP/M programs with Unix shell redirections and
pipelines
Note that all CP/M program and data file names are expected in lower
case. For example, files called TURBO.COM or L80.COM need to be renamed
to turbo.com and l80.com to be accessible by tnylpo.
- big endian archs: correct a type mismatch in a template function call, that
caused a build failure.
- base-gcc archs: Add a COMPILER line since it requires ports-gcc (C++11).
- powerpc: The simulation generates internal exceptions, mark it BROKEN.
OK kmos@ (who tested on sparc64, thanks!) and jasper@ (maintainer)
CodeWarrior styled asm inline functions are used for powerpc optimisation,
guarded by "__POWERPC__" that base-clang defines, but not base-gcc.
As such, undefine __POWERPC__ to revert the situation as it was when powerpc
was a gcc arch. Runtime tests by Anthony Richardby (thanks!) and me.
OK sthen@
tvram.cpp:254:5: error: unknown type name '__m128i'
tvram.cpp:258:9: error: use of undeclared identifier '_mm_set_epi32'
tvram.cpp:358:5: error: unknown type name '__m128i'
tvram.cpp:358:21: error: use of undeclared identifier '_mm_set_epi8'
etc.
+BROKEN-i386= requires __m128i and similar types; may work if SSE is disabled
The only change is in 3rdparty/lua-zlib/lua_zlib.c:
- SETLITERAL("_VERSION", "lua-zlib $Id$ (tag: mame0222, release0222)");
+ SETLITERAL("_VERSION", "lua-zlib $Id$ (tag: mame0222)");
Pointed out by naddy@, thanks!
