Ok, I'll stop nagging after this message for a while.
I added to the Makefile:
timer.o:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -mgeneral-regs-only -mno-red-zone $< -o $@
And now it compile.
But when run:
Page fault CR2=0042 in RMCB at eip 6; flags=3016
... error=0004
which I believe was what I was receivi
I have been able to rebuild the game using prebult cross-compiler from
build-djgpp project.
When I add __asm__("iret");
program crash as soon as I launch it.
Sorry not having the error now.
I am trying to:
__attribute__((interrupt))
void timer_handler(void *frame)
{
ticks++;
...
but getting
about:
https://git.usebox.net/gold-mine-run/tree/src/timer.c
Should the interrupt_handler for 0x1c interrupt, end with an iret?___
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Under VirtualBox, sound works (always... sound never worked for me under QEMU).
But always too fast, even if I slow CPU to 1%.
I created a gminer.iso file with:
mkisofs -o gminer.iso gminer
where gminer is the directory where gminer.zip was extracted.
Timer code is at:
https://git.usebox
Gold Miner game...
Note: I was trying under FDT2308... where you was trying under FDT2310 (need to
check this new release!).
I just tried under MS-DOS 5 (under QEMU with sb16)... like you described...
works sometimes... but always extremely too fast._
Seems for me, it never run if with sound under QEMU ( -device sb16 ).
Esc stop it with an error code.
But it run (extremely too fast!) with gminer -ns
-ns means no sound
Works well under dosbox however...
I think I had tested it only under DosBOX... sorry for that!
Don't know for other DO
Juan wrote:
> > I used DJGPP back in the 90s, and was a life changing experience for me:
> > my first contact with GCC and free software.
> >
> > I never managed to finish any games back then, but I have released one
> > recently, and the source code is available in case anyone is interested:
Le sam., 09 sept. 2023 03:46:59 -0400 Juan a écrit
> Hi,
>
> I used DJGPP back in the 90s, and was a life changing experience for me:
> my first contact with GCC and free software.
>
> I never managed to finish any games back then, but I have released one
> recently, and t
