Paul Giblock

I'm also running into this segmentation fault and, not being a Go developer, don't know what to do about it. If I try to provide a descriptor instead, then I...

I'm working on it now... If it is minor, then expect a pull request later today. Edit: Blarg... just read your recent comment. This stinks as I feel their metadata...

Yeah. Batching sounds ideal to get the query count down. I haven't dug into the guts of the scraper enough to know how painful of a refactor that would be.

Good news: It seems that simply replacing 'thegamedb.net' with 'legacy.thegamedb.net' is a usable stop-gap solution.

Yeah, that makes sense, where `unscraped roms` is initially the full set. Then for each iteration of DB, it is only the set of unresolved roms from the previous iteration....

And by broken Stack View, I mean that I can do "Jump to EBP", then step through code that assigns to variables in the stack frame, but I don't see...

Yes, this is a 16bit program. In this case, I cannot even view the memory at SS:SP; not in the stack view or the hex view. I don't mind deciphering...

I'll get back to this later tonight. In my case, the region of memory was totally missing (not an overlapping segment issue). SS was set to something in the 0x2000...

I'll try again with a new database. For consistency sake, what processor and mode did you choose?

Ok, sure enough, the stack view is working properly. The big thing that seems to be a hurdle for me at this point is that the stack is viewed as...