It'll use something pkg-config turns up first, but it looks like
brew doesn't have it yet.

Both console and GDI.

Rob Swindell authored 2 months ago and Deucе committed 2 months ago

I don't know if these seek failures are actually happening or not, but
reading from or writing to the wrong offset in the node.dab file could
explain some of the node.dab corruption I'm seeing from macOS (over
SMB share).

You still cannot enter a NUL.

Holding down ALT and entering an 8-bit decimal number on the keypad
starting with a digit from 1-9 will pass that byte to the input
buffer as entered.

If you prefix the decimal number with the keypad zero, you can enter
a Unicode codepoint to be translated and sent (if it translates).

This make curses mode try to map ctrl chars, but fall back to the
old behaviour of keeping the ctrl char.

In SDL, this is just a code cleanup.

Where we use the AsciiChar memory of the returned struct.

Since even Microsoft (experimentally) claims to support C17 atomics
correctly, don't bother with the extra verbosity of using explicit
atomic "stuff" and just use assigment/access as normal.

This allows linking obj files built with different toolsets I think.

I guess just because it works on my computer doesn't mean it will
work on someone else's. :(

Because they were only defined in 2011. :(

This doesn't rely on implementation-defined behaviour.  I would like
to use call_once(), but I also want to be consistent with all the
other code, so use pthread_once() for now.

This verifies the MD5 sums of the files, not the file date, so is
better all around, and is much faster than using the RIP file
statistics stuff.

we support them in the current mode.

Fixes issue 175

I think I'll do a 1.4 release soon with JPEG XL as the "main"
feature, and roll-up the fixes into it.

Whee!

For the SBBS binaries, set @executable_path and
@executable_path/../${LIBODIR} so they can all be in one dir, or
they can be in the build output dirs and still work.

For utilities, set to @executable_path and
@executable_path/../../${LIBODIR} for the same reason.

With this, we shouldn't need to fiddle with DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH

Remove the -E linker flag.
This should not be needed anymore, and isn't supported on macOS.

Have shared libraries include their full path.
This allows linked dylibs to work from where they were built, so
as long as you don't build the binaries on a CI machine, then try
to run them on a users machine (*cough*), it'll work out.

Use the correct rpath argument format on macOS.
It uses -rpath, not --rpath.

This technically fixes issue 137 which specifically asked for
"backslash", but backspace (^H) and tab (^I) along with CR (^M)
still do a different thing than they do on Atari keyboards.

Further, CTRL-Q and CTRL-S are used by SyncTERM for Quit and Menu
respectively, so someone expecting all the Atari "stuff" to work
will still be disappointed.

This is a general problem with non-PC emulation (ie: Prestel, Atari,
and Commodore) that really needs some kind of general solution.

Specifically, ARROW POINTING UPWARDS THEN NORTH WEST

Rob Swindell authored 2 months ago and Deucе committed 2 months ago

Kind of a shot in the dark here: Max (WESTLINE) is reporting HEAP CORRUPTION
debug assertion in websrvr.dll. In the 2 instances reported, a long (336
char) JSON "query value" was logged by apparent spam-bot trying to create a
a new user account ("send-me-free-stuff" is one of the JSON properties).

JS_NewStringCopyZ() can return NULL in a low memory situation, though I don't
know that explains possible heap corruption.

This way, when an error occurs, it will at least terminate the
session instead of requiring you to disconnect yourself.

This partially addresses issue 174, assuming it's actually telnets.

Apple GNU make treats unescaped # in variables as starting a comment.
But GNU grep >= v3.8 will spew a warning with an extra backslash there.

GNU grep >= 3.8 complains and it's highly confusing.
Thanks for sticking with it Dan_C.