Elle est livrée avec un ficher .doc expliquant les nouveautés...
Je teste, et là déception (je m'y attendais faut dire), cette version est encore
plus buggée que la précédente!
D'où cette réponse:
Ive downloaded the new version of TIFS, and here's my opinion:
huge bugs are still there, while interesting features have been implemented...
Here's some bugs/problems:
-after being compiled, the app loading process causes the simulator to crash (illegal instruction).
Ive tested this with the included examples and with one of my projects, both crashes the simulator,
but both wotks fine with an older version of TIFS!!!
-leaving TIFS with an app running, being loaded or crashed causes the whole program to crash.
-there's still no way to full-reset the simulator!
-the IDE is still terribly sluggish, but making a Java Ide is a fairly stupid too...
-the sdk8992pguide.pdf still contains MANY errors, imprecisions...
-silverlink is not supported yet
On the other hand, i think it's really a pity that some very useful like malloc/calloc/free
are still not available from tiams.h, although thei ROM Calls are present!!!!
For proof, adding this to tiams.h:
void tiamsapi_162 (unsigned long);
#define malloc tiamsapi_162
void tiamsapi_163 (void*);
#define free tiamsapi_163
grants the use of malloc/free (calloc can be reimplemented simply).
So, can you tell me why these lacks? There is no reason for this!
In one word: adding features is fine, but correcting hideous bugs such as the ones below
is much much better.
(Im going to reinstall TIFS1.1 build 37 right now)
Je sais pas si j'ai pas été un peu trop méchant là
