This allowed user entered S to match the SAMPLEOUT command instead
of STEP. That then identified a bug in the intended socket output
processing to attempt to be written to the undefined debug file.
As discussed in #854
Simulators running directly in a Windows console session, that don't
have the console traffic redirected to a telnet session via
SET CONSOLE TELNET=nnn
now behave similarly to the default behavior experienced on
non-windows hosts where the terminal session usually defaults to
wrapping at EOL. Users who want more specific control of this behavior
can run their console via a telnet session with a terminal emulator that
lets them explicitly set these features in the emulator.
This change reintroduces this behavior which got lost when windows
support for ANSI (VT100) escape sequences were added to the console
sessions.
Previously, numeric values incorrectly had a string representation of
"". This allowed arbitrary equality comparisons to succeed in unexpected
ways.
Reported by Robert Sancho Villas
gcc 9.3.0 on Ubuntu 20.04 somehow knows that the length of the
string pcap_lib_version() returns can be 256 bytes long. It then
generates a warning about truncation potential. The problematic
code path will only be executed on Windows with an old version of
Npcap, but the compiler can't know that. Make the local buffer
larger to silence the resulting noise.
Floppy disk images are potentially used as a medium of data exchange
between some hosts and simulators and the disk information can confuse
this process.
As discussed in #847
This implements the principle of "least surprise", in that users won't
normally expect to start overwriting an existing file on these devices.
Real hardware didn't behave that way. A new (empty) file can always
be created with the -N switch on the ATTACH.
This implements the principle of "least surprise", in that users won't
normally expect to start overwriting an existing file on these devices.
Real hardware didn't behave that way. A new (empty) file can always
be created with the -N switch on the ATTACH.
This implements the principle of "least surprise", in that users won't
normally expect to start overwriting an existing file on these devices.
Real hardware didn't behave that way. A new (empty) file can always
be created with the -N switch on the ATTACH.
This implements the principle of "least surprise", in that users won't
normally expect to start overwriting an existing file on these devices.
Real hardware didn't behave that way. A new (empty) file can always
be created with the -N switch on the ATTACH.
delta time computation converting the difference between two timespec
structures values to milliseconds previously truncated the difference which,
depending on the value of when the starting value in the delta happened,
along with when an OS clock tick occurred, may have resulted in a small
delta and an apparent sleep time of 0. A more accurate result is produced
when the conversion from nanoseconds to milliseconds is rounded up
before the usecs/nsecs are truncated.
This implements the principle of "least surprise", in that users won't
normally expect to start overwriting an existing file on these devices.
Real hardware didn't behave that way. A new (empty) file can always
be created with the -N switch on the ATTACH.
- Fail ATTACH when container type doesn't match drive type and autosizing
is disabled.
- Be sure to write data at the end of a VHD container right up to the end of
the disk.
Removed DEV_NET and fixed DEV_type on various devices.
Support for 64 lines on KL10 FE by default.
Fixed support for 32 lines on DC10.
Support for TYPE 340 Display undocumented functions.
- Added rigorous disk test routine to exercise all supported disk container
formats with various sector sizes and storage element sizes
- Extended logic to validate disk container simulated device consistency
with the simulator and/or controller accessing it.
