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So it seems that over the years, that windows `type` does support binary whilst wine doesn't. `copy` was changed to `type` in #46 (124a0ed791e701afc9cc93cc3e4d8ce22aa02022) and there's been no reported windows...

> and Linux binaries are pretty scarce (I only know of Fedora packages and they're really old). I guess it depends on how you're running your build as to whether...

The Japanese reference here: https://ia601300.us.archive.org/34/items/MsxTurboR/MsxTurboRTechnicalHandBook.pdf More info in this thread: https://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/development/uncovering-the-r800

> But what does "* may not work properly" mean? No (from R800 user guide):  > Do you know whether it is possible to get a R800 anywhere besides...

Impressive edge case - I've not come across code that does that. It may take me a while to figure out how to solve this one nicely.

I believe it does!

I can't find any reference to lives in the code base so I think that's a bogus error message. So I'm wondering if there's something wrong with the `handle_extra_life()` macro...

Here's the difference (windows top): ``` < do { uint8_t i; if(score>=next_threshold) { if(lives< 9 ) { ++lives; } next_threshold+= 5000U ; bit_beep_callee( 70 , 3 ) ; for(i=0;i do...

I wonder if \ macros are possibly a special case, normally this is what happens: ``` if (c == '\r') { /* * We found a '\r'; we handle it...

It's a funky one. The problem occurs when the \r is at the end of the lexer buffer and we can't check for a following \n. Which explains why it's...