Xer Shadow Tail ☄️🌺 @XerTheSquirrel@awoo.space

#SquirrelJME: A listing of libraries SummerCoat is picking up. https://t.co/UMQQvMwW3P

#SquirrelJME: A selection of available libraries as seen by SummerCoat. https://t.co/E5M9HOzfOH

#SquirrelJME: Stack traces are a bit more informational now! I decided to get these working as I go into the bootstrap so I can do some quicker debugging. https://t.co/uXQXzsWZBQ

#SquirrelJME: With the (new) flip phone overlay, SquirrelJME on @libretro rather reminds me of old phones. Note that, the red screen indicates a JVM error (such as no ROM). Currently is still a work in progress! https://t.co/XZFmO0WHgD

#SquirrelJME: I have this like lingering feeling that I am over counting objects when it comes to fields.

#SquirrelJME: Stack traces in the supervisor, at least before I implement getting the individual details and integer to string conversion. But I do know the stack depth of four which I believe is correct. https://t.co/FLA9GMA0Ad

#SquirrelJME: So I fixed the issue! In the allocator, I was only marking chunks as used if they had to be split because they were too big! So if an allocation of the same size were done, then it would choose a used block (marked free) and then use that pointer.

#SquirrelJME: Clawed my way through this one, nothing wrong with this at the point of failure. So this issue I am having is elsewhere. https://t.co/3ZpkWZrSTK

#SquirrelJME: This is checking compiler output by hand, very tedious work! https://t.co/dRwvM2UbW9

#SquirrelJME: I could not find a simple program to convert a text file to an image (very complicated or limited/clunky tools existed), so I made one in SquirrelJME. Now I will be drawing on it and figuring out what is wrong with my compiler. This should hopefully help me out! https://t.co/BX199X0wnP

#SquirrelJME: I also implemented basic print style formatting (strings only!) so that I am no longer fixed to single static messages! This will definitely help with making sure things are working properly. https://t.co/bloBXThtHa

#SquirrelJME: Fixed and issue with CHECKCAST where it failed to properly use a stack cached value. Is fixed now!

#SquirrelJME: Something is wrong with the code I am generating. So I wrote this basic utility to show side by side Java byte code and my compiled code (with original Java lines). Hopefully this helps! https://t.co/N9j1K48qWm

#SquirrelJME: Now listed on the core list (at least for OS X), although it crashes when it tries to start so will need to figure this out. https://t.co/UmGewn6qHM

#SquirrelJME: Mapping a phone's dial pad to a controller was a bit amusing. https://t.co/bvPLnlsR0O

#SquirrelJME: Working with DOS right now, had to use the huge memory model (simulated 32-bit pointers), also any memory not freed is leaked (noticeable when nothing in DOS can start). I always cleaned up if the VM failed to boot, but not if boot succeeded.

#SquirrelJME: Working with DOS right now, had to use the huge memory model (simulated 32-bit pointers), also any memory not freed is leaked (noticeable when nothing in DOS can start). I always cleaned up if the VM failed to boot, but not if boot succeeded.

#SquirrelJME: Okay so RatufaCoat is tested on AMD64 and PowerPC. Builds and starts, so that is a good thing.

#SquirrelJME: RatufaCoat prints the same hello message as SummerCoat now! Need to double check to make sure I have testing for it and then I can move to making this work in RetroArch. https://t.co/WhOSXkSAbm

#SquirrelJME: This is more of the emulator running, easier to play after adjusting controls. https://t.co/kQas7gratf