Gregory Haerr

The `nano-X` server is mean to be run by the `runapp` shell script, as it alone doesn't do much. However, it will try to open a TTY and report the...

> I found that the following code is shown as bipartite in blink16: > Is this intended behavior? Yes - I grabbed the disassembler I had written for [86sim](https://github.com/ghaerr/86sim) and...

As the error output shows, have you tried adding `-fpermissive` to your command line so that the type conversion error is downgraded to a warning?

Hello @r-barnes, The example you show is definitely a fallthrough case, I haven't checked any others but it would want to made certain before adding an attribute, which probably requires...

@bugcrazy thanks for the information on revisions to the AGG SVN master for this issue as well as #13. It'd been about 4 years with few modifications on the SVN...

Hi @lonnietc, I haven't personally tested Nano-X on Solaris, but I'm sure it can be fairly easily ported, provided that Solaris provides an RGBA framebuffer. However, using Nano-X as an...

> character input does not work, Ctrl+X Ctrl+C does not work... but it opens. This is sometimes because the application tries to open a separate file descriptor for the terminal,...

> the swapfile routines for very large input files is failing in some read and write calls. ELKS doesn't really work with read or write counts >= 32k, even thought...

> About alarm() problem in large memory-model using watcom, should I write a simple alarm() code using watcom to check if the problem persists? Yes, please. What exactly is not...

Hi @versaloon, Thanks for this information. I've been a bit busy on another project to response, but I hope to look into this further soon. Thank you!