Helmut Neemann

Yes, I did. In the past, I've done this before (translating user-defined stateful evaluations into Java code and compiling them at runtime). The problem is that in the simulation all...

Hmm! I have tested this in a Win 10 machine and it works well in my case. But before I look at it again: Is this perhaps a duplicate of...

And you do not launch the EXE file from the cloned distribution folder but actually the exe file that comes with the unpacked distributed ZIP file?

Is it possible to start the simulator with ``` java -jar Digital.jar ```

Is the JAVA_HOME environment variable set? And if not, could you set this environment variable and try again?

I have recreated the exe wrappers with the latest launch4j version. Could someone check if the new wrappers work any better? [WindowsWrapper.zip](https://github.com/hneemann/Digital/files/6210439/WindowsWrapper.zip)

Does it work to start the simulator by simple clicking on the Digital.jar? After playing around with the new exe files in a Win10-VM, I tend to remove the exe...

Since you are asking about the build, I assume you want to implement an AVR MCU in java? I'm afraid that in this case I probably wouldn't merge your code...

@gsmitheidw Please try this new exe wrapper [Digital.exe.zip](https://github.com/hneemann/Digital/files/7159105/Digital.exe.zip) and let me know how it works.

@gsmitheidw That is surprising! I created the exe file with the go cross compiler on a linux machine without including any external library. I don't think this file contains any...