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nice, will be waiting to order some.

sorry to hear that. hope you get well soon. I would also llike one. Ken

wow, what a monumental loss! RIP Curt and my condolences to his family. Ken

hi Ebiguy and JAC, I gotta say 3.0 looks great and the improvements are stellar to an already stellar piece of software. the only basic improvement I can see that was missed is "CBYTE" handling. not a showstopper by any means tho. excellent work guys! Ken

hi , I have built the binary for RPi and Ebiguy has put it on github to download at https://github.com/RespeQt/RespeQt/releases/download/r5.3/RespeQt_r5.3_RaspberryPi.tar.gz It has gone thru minimal testing but has been working fine for me. Enjoy. Ken

I have that problem also, I have to go to the memory display window and refresh by hitting enter. That shows me current contents of memory.

thanks Phaeron!

good to hear! hope it goes well.

I use a fluke 177, had it most of my repair career. close to 30 years old now and still going great.

very nice santosp!

well, seeing Eric back on the forums is good. having your pc running is good too! MSVC is very heavy and resource hungry but that is what the project uses. will let you know what happens but the last build is around early feb. 2018 iirc. thanks JAC!

I keep hoping JAC will post an update here

ok, another thing, I am seeing the byte I click on in right pane is off by 2 in the left pane. same from left to right pane. alright, silly me, I did not read the dis6502.txt and this is already listed there. sorry.

hi JAC!. looks like it is saving proper now. on to loading and saving workspaces now. cuz if I load a saved workspace I get nothing until I load the binary file again. then I have 2 segments and 3 different disassembly listings in the right window pane. also when saving the disassembly listing I get those 3 listings also, but I think that will be okay once the workspace loading gets fixed. thanks. Ken

thanks JAC!, will test tomorrow/saturday. Ken

hey JAC!, ok, found a deal breaker! the filename.asm and filename.inc both contain the same thing only differing amounts. a hex dump of filename.inc is 695 bytes of F8F7190D0A repeatedly. filename.asm contains 31,294 bytes of the same hex values as the .inc file but starts with a $38 then the F8F7190D0A over and over up to the file length. also, if I load a saved workspace I get nothing until I load the binary file again , tho I am not sure how a workspace is actually supposed to work. hope you understand this. feel free to email me direct at [email protected] if you need more or faster info. thanks. Ken

not a deal breaker, but the mouse scrolling in dump window on the left is not working. otherwise, so far so good! Ken

hey JAC!, I obviously tried to hop on to the new download to early cuz now it comes up ok, sorry for the confusion. "Patience, I must learn patience!" Ken

hi JAC!, I just try to open by doule click on DIS6502.exe in a file explorer window and it gives the system error dialog shown. the smaller clip is the actual list inside the exe that is looking for the debug dll, the "d" is wrapped to next line but definitely there. send me the exe you are running! hold on! checking it again.

hi Jac! downloaded again but still get that same error trying to run it. sorry, not trying to be difficult but that is just the way things seem to go for me. Ken

hi JAC!, this one wont run, it seems to be a debug build without the needed debug dlls. first one it looks for is ucrtbased.dll Ken

hi JAC!, well, did not get too far. opened a file and selected a number of bytes that were supposed to be a string, right click and select cchange type of bytes selected to>string, then it goes to disassemble again - gets to pass 4 then crashes bringing up a "6502 Disassembler has stopped working" system dialog. working on windows 10 here. Ken PS: oh yea, 64bit

are these still available? Ken

you have to exit the cart to DOS and load your program from there. or, if you assemble to memory you can enter ddt and run from the start address by typing "G xxxx" where xxxx is the hexidecimal start address (*= from your source).

very cool electrotrains. thanks for your efforts.