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1-1-1 = -1
[1]-[1-1] (working left->right) = +1 (wrong)
[1-1]-[1] (working right->left) = -1 (correct)
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1-1-1 = -1
[1]-[1-1] (working left->right) = +1 (wrong)
[1-1]-[1] (working right->left) = -1 (correct)
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b_callnz(_Arc_Unarc)
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.define bcall(label) rst rBR_CALL \ .dw label
.define bcallz(label) jr nz,$+5 \ rst rBR_CALL \ .dw label
.define bcallnz(label) jr z,$+5 \ rst rBR_CALL \ .dw label
.define bcallc(label) jr nc,$+5 \ rst rBR_CALL \ .dw label
.define bcallnc(label) jr c,$+5 \ rst rBR_CALL \ .dw label
.define bjump(label) call 50h \ .dw label
.define bjumpz(label) jr nz,$+7 \ call 50h \ .dw label
.define bjumpnz(label) jr z,$+7 \ call 50h \ .dw label
.define bjumpc(label) jr nc,$+7 \ call 50h \ .dw label
.define bjumpnc(label) jr c,$+7 \ call 50h \ .dw label
Again, use coLinux, if you don't need a GUI (although that's also possible with the help of an X server running on Cygwin). You can save the hassle of rebooting then. I used it with success for my thesis project to run the Hume compiler that's only available as a Linux binary. Just grab a Debian image (a 1-gig one should be sufficient, although you might want a bigger one for safety), set up your apt sources to unstable (Mono is available there to my knowledge) and just apt-get dist-upgrade to make sure everything works properly before installing the mono package.benryves wrote:As you are probably aware, I know approximately this much -><- about Linux. I don't have the capability to download large distributions for testing purposes, but did remember I had a Knoppix disk lying around so had a go with that.
I downloaded it, but the installer needs to download a disk image once it's running (and without an internet connection, that was pretty difficult). If I knew exactly which bits and pieces I needed to run it, I'd gladly do so (as long as the entire thing is < 100MB).CoBB wrote:Again, use coLinux, if you don't need a GUI (although that's also possible with the help of an X server running on Cygwin).
That's unlikely, since you'd need to install a 'full enough' Linux distribution on it.benryves wrote:I downloaded it, but the installer needs to download a disk image once it's running (and without an internet connection, that was pretty difficult). If I knew exactly which bits and pieces I needed to run it, I'd gladly do so (as long as the entire thing is < 100MB).
Well, if it's fast enough, then there's no need to change indeed.benryves wrote:I'm not rebooting, I'm running Knoppix in the (now freeware) Virtual PC 2004.