nd100em - Fedora

ND100 emulator - Fedora

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2021-11-15: I re-created this page on my self-hosted web server.

2016-10-04:I am using my Fedora laptop for testing:

[tingo@localhost ~]$ cat /etc/fedora-release
Fedora release 23 (Twenty Three)
[tingo@localhost ~]$ uname -a
Linux localhost.localdomain 4.5.7-200.fc23.x86_64 #1 SMP Wed Jun 8 17:41:50 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

ok.

2016-10-04: nd100em v0.2.4 - compiled ok, after I commented out the reference to "floppy.h" from the file floppy.c. test program

[tingo@localhost nd100em-v0.2.4]$ ls -l test.bpun
lrwxrwxrwx. 1 tingo tingo 21 Oct  4 21:16 test.bpun -> CONFIGURATIO-C08.BPUN

test run

[tingo@localhost nd100em-v0.2.4]$ ./nd100em




*************************************
***                               ***
***       CONFIGURATION-C08       ***
***                               ***
***                               ***
*************************************

PROGRAM NUMBER : 204418.C08
DATE ISSUED    : 16 april 1986



** ERROR **: NO CLOCK INTERRUPT DURING CPU-CYCLE MEASUREMENT


The command HELP gives you a list of the commands.

>exit
EXIT
Number of instructions run: 1538318454.000000, time used: 305.461365
usertime: 305.452362  systemtime: 0.009008
Current cpu cycle time is:0.198568 microsecs

(I used Ctrl-C to break out of the emulator after the "EXIT" command)

2016-10-04: nd100em v0.2.3 - compiled ok, after I commented out the reference to "floppy.h" from the file floppy.c. Test program:

[tingo@localhost nd100em-v0.2.3]$ ls -l test.bpun
lrwxrwxrwx. 1 tingo tingo 21 Oct  4 20:12 test.bpun -> CONFIGURATIO-C08.BPUN

test run:

[tingo@localhost nd100em-v0.2.3]$ ./nd100em




*************************************
***                               ***
***       CONFIGURATION-C08       ***
***                               ***
***                               ***
*************************************

PROGRAM NUMBER : 204418.C08
DATE ISSUED    : 16 april 1986



** ERROR **: NO CLOCK INTERRUPT DURING CPU-CYCLE MEASUREMENT


The command HELP gives you a list of the commands.

>exit
EXIT
Number of instructions run: 19333833.000000, time used: 3.827503
usertime: 3.822499  systemtime: 0.005004
Current cpu cycle time is:0.197969 microsecs

ok.