From: Christian Groessler (cpg_at_aladdin.de)
Date: 2002-02-12 13:14:14
Hello,
On 02/12/2002 11:33:55 AM CET groepaz wrote:
>
>CG> On 02/12/2002 12:08:52 AM CET groepaz wrote:
>>>
>>>however, i also thought about knocking up a very very simple
>>>c64-emulator-alike-thing which would be basically a cpu-core plus
>>>memory emulation (just ram/rom, no i/o) so it can run programs that
>>>dont depend on the hardware (like the testsuite). i/o could be done via simple
>>>kernal traps ($ffd2 etc) so that in the end we'll end up with a tool
>>>that can actually run the testsuite in a 6510-environment on the pc,
>>>and REDIRECT OUTPUT TO A FILE :o) wouldnt THAT be very useful to
>>>automize testing? hehe :) just gimme some weeks, it shouldnt be to
>>>hard to do anyway.....
>
>CG> You should be able to do this with the Atari800 emulator (see
>CG> http://atari800.sourceforge.net).
>CG> It's Atari based, not C64 based, though :-)
>
>mmmmh good idea..... gotta look at this one..... any clues if theres a
>precompiled "textmode" version around somewhere so i can quickly check
>if it can do what i want?
I don't know. For which host would you need it?
I did a quick test with the following program (hh.c):
------------
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
char b[20];
int v;
gets(b);
v = atoi(b);
printf("hallo welt (%X)\n", v);
}
------------
Running it:
------------
[panther:~/atari]$ echo 123 | ~/tmp/Atari800/atari800/src/atari800 -run hh.com 2> /dev/null
hallo welt (7B)
READY
[panther:~/atari]$
------------
It can get input from stdin and writes output to stdout. The "READY"
comes from the builtin basic which apparently gets chained to after
the run program exits.
regards,
chris
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