Nick Westgate
Nick Westgate
Whether it would be good to be able to use modern C++ is probably a matter of taste. ; - ) Since these days I don't get to use C++...
> My personal preference is to use C++ as minimally as possible. i.e. a `C+`, a balanced middle ground between C and C++. I have better things to do with...
> IMHO the greatest feature of C++ over C is **resource management**. Yes, again, well said. This is what I meant by the use of classes and "pointer management". Using...
> It is a port of AppleWin to a native linux application based on Qt. Great. > I have written 2 frontends to better understand what is emulator code and...
> Yes, sadly the debugger is pretty integrated with Win32, so I don't blame LinApple in any fashion for dropping it. Sheldon's NTSC port dropped it too -- that's a...
Re Qt etc, what about: https://www.wxwidgets.org/ http://www.fltk.org/index.php They supposedly both support OpenGL. Cheers, Nick.
KEGS/GSport (and GSPlus, if it's kept the code) has this kind of outgoing modem emulation. In fact I added the :port modifier to GSport as a suggestion from Andrew Roughan....
I think the original KEGS code only used TCP, not a real serial port, but I can't check right now sorry.
It's depressing how many false positives antivirus has to get in order to catch the actual bad stuff. ; - )
Yes, it was so long ago I almost forget. But you're right, it's listening. For this you'd want an outgoing connection, but also state to know whether to interpret AT...