David Thomas
David Thomas
So OSLib uses the sequence `RSB R0,PC,PC:MRS R0,CPSR` which _is_ intended to be 26/32-bit neutral, but happens to fail on ARM2 only. It uses that sequence to return CPU flags...
However, note that I didn't see the Undefined instruction error box. It just locked the machine up solid.
Stopgap: amended !Help in 217aa37 to document that an ARM250 is required.
The likely fix is to use `_swi()` and dodge OSLib's problematic `os_read_mode_variable()` veneer. However, we then discover that TimerMod **also** uses `MRS` so it can't be ARM2 compatible, despite my...
Try building the SDL version using make rather than the default CMake build (which presently emits a headless test build): `cd platform/generic` `make -f SDL.mk build` `./TheGreatEscape` That should get...
Spotted that serpentine mode wasn't flipping the matrix as it should have - fixed. We now avoid copying error buffers around when just changing index will do. Checking continueTask per-pixel...
Spotted a problem where dither settings are being lost when OK is hit... [now fixed]