Jazz 50G and SysRPL Debugger updated
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From: Han on 5 Jul 2010 15:59 The updated documentation for Jazz 50G has been uploaded to hpcalc.org. In the meantime, you can get the PDF here: http://www.math.uiuc.edu/~handuong/hp48/jazzmanual.zip
From: Han on 14 Jul 2010 13:28 There is now a Jazz "light" version which removes the editor and entry catalogue. This "light" version is compatible with a modified (but backward-compatible) extable. (The only modification was to insert a GOTO just before _InitTable so that I could add in a few offsets to the actual table itself.) So "light" here just means you no longer need hptab (but you will have to update extable) and you save a bit of Port 0 memory without ED and EC. The entries catalogue will undergo a major rewrite for extable compatibility as well as easier code maintenance for the full version of Jazz. I am also much closer to being able to separate just the debuggers. My only question is, is there anyone else still interested in using Jazz other than myself? =)
From: Andreas Möller on 14 Jul 2010 13:46 Hello, > My only question is, is there anyone else still > interested in using Jazz other than myself? =) I am interested. Regards, Andreas http://www.software49g.gmxhome.de
From: woddo on 14 Jul 2010 15:08 > My only question is, is there anyone else still interested in using > Jazz other than myself? =) I am interested and Testing. good port, tanks.
From: exal on 25 Jul 2010 18:02
On Jul 14, 12:28 pm, Han <handuongs...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > There is now aJazz"light" version which removes the editor and entry > catalogue. This "light" version is compatible with a modified (but > backward-compatible) extable. (The only modification was to insert a > GOTO just before _InitTable so that I could add in a few offsets to > the actual table itself.) So "light" here just means you no longer > need hptab (but you will have to update extable) and you save a bit of > Port 0 memory without ED and EC. The entries catalogue will undergo a > major rewrite for extable compatibility as well as easier code > maintenance for the full version ofJazz. > > I am also much closer to being able to separate just the debuggers. > > My only question is, is there anyone else still interested in usingJazzother than myself? =) I was floored to see Jazz updated for the hp50g! I know MK is good but I believe Jazz to be by far the best development tools for on-calc programming ever created. The fact that you ported it from the beloved 48 to the 50 is simply wonderful! I loaded it this morning when I discovered it and have barely put my calc down all day. It may not mean much in the long run but if I can do anything to help you with completing your project, please let me know. Wow, I remember sitting up until the wee hours of the morning discussing Jazz with Mika on IRC. Good times. -Al Arduengo (exAL) |