#opensimh — Public Fediverse posts
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TFW think you have an output bug running your #PDP8 PAL code under #OpenSIMH, and then it turns out you just did a `HLT` right after printing the final character, and the emulator had stopped EVERYTHING before the pretend teletype had finished printing.
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DONE, TSF
JMP .-1 /WAIT FOR TELETYPE READY
HLT
```FIIIINE.
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TFW think you have an output bug running your #PDP8 PAL code under #OpenSIMH, and then it turns out you just did a `HLT` right after printing the final character, and the emulator had stopped EVERYTHING before the pretend teletype had finished printing.
```
DONE, TSF
JMP .-1 /WAIT FOR TELETYPE READY
HLT
```FIIIINE.
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TFW think you have an output bug running your #PDP8 PAL code under #OpenSIMH, and then it turns out you just did a `HLT` right after printing the final character, and the emulator had stopped EVERYTHING before the pretend teletype had finished printing.
```
DONE, TSF
JMP .-1 /WAIT FOR TELETYPE READY
HLT
```FIIIINE.
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TFW think you have an output bug running your #PDP8 PAL code under #OpenSIMH, and then it turns out you just did a `HLT` right after printing the final character, and the emulator had stopped EVERYTHING before the pretend teletype had finished printing.
```
DONE, TSF
JMP .-1 /WAIT FOR TELETYPE READY
HLT
```FIIIINE.
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TFW think you have an output bug running your #PDP8 PAL code under #OpenSIMH, and then it turns out you just did a `HLT` right after printing the final character, and the emulator had stopped EVERYTHING before the pretend teletype had finished printing.
```
DONE, TSF
JMP .-1 /WAIT FOR TELETYPE READY
HLT
```FIIIINE.
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#pkgsrc has no fewer than three different #simh packages. Lets pick #opensimh, because... it would take too long to explain (I also prefer my drama in non functional code and blinkenlights rather than human interactions)
With the config from the previous toot in netbsd-10.simh, the ISO in place, and permission and space to create the ra92 files, lets try "simh-vax netbsd-10.simh" and ... a complaint about the networking (oops, we'll come back to that), creating files and attaching and
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#pkgsrc has no fewer than three different #simh packages. Lets pick #opensimh, because... it would take too long to explain (I also prefer my drama in non functional code and blinkenlights rather than human interactions)
With the config from the previous toot in netbsd-10.simh, the ISO in place, and permission and space to create the ra92 files, lets try "simh-vax netbsd-10.simh" and ... a complaint about the networking (oops, we'll come back to that), creating files and attaching and
/4
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#pkgsrc has no fewer than three different #simh packages. Lets pick #opensimh, because... it would take too long to explain (I also prefer my drama in non functional code and blinkenlights rather than human interactions)
With the config from the previous toot in netbsd-10.simh, the ISO in place, and permission and space to create the ra92 files, lets try "simh-vax netbsd-10.simh" and ... a complaint about the networking (oops, we'll come back to that), creating files and attaching and
/4
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#pkgsrc has no fewer than three different #simh packages. Lets pick #opensimh, because... it would take too long to explain (I also prefer my drama in non functional code and blinkenlights rather than human interactions)
With the config from the previous toot in netbsd-10.simh, the ISO in place, and permission and space to create the ra92 files, lets try "simh-vax netbsd-10.simh" and ... a complaint about the networking (oops, we'll come back to that), creating files and attaching and
/4
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#pkgsrc has now fewer than three different #simh packages. Lets pick #opensimh, because... it would take too long to explain (I also prefer my drama in non functional code and blinkenlights rather than human interactions)
With the previous config in netbsd-10.simh, the ISO in place, and permission and space to create the ra92 files, lets try "simh-vax netbsd-10.simh" and ... a complaint about the networking (oops, we'll come back to that), creating files and attaching and
/4
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