Sorry for the delay.... 

Update: My latest commit (standard integer types) broke something. Use previous commit code...
 

My version of the emulator works now on Windows. I fixed that anoying mistake I made. It compiles under linux with gcc but it is far from being usable as there are a lot of uninplemented functions.

I will have a look to your repo Vogtinator to see your changes but I want to make sure we will be all working toguether so I think we should talk about how things are going to be organised to avoid wasted hours.

Thanks for your time.

For being able to compile under linux you need to separate os dependent source files (gui and os) (done in my repo) and implement every function there for linux (not done). After that you should force 32bits compilation because of assembler (done) and you should add references for every symbol used both in c and asm to not include an underscore before them (done) so you will be able to compile in both platforms.

It is not very difficult to get done but it is sometimes tedious and ugly...

If I decide to continue on this I will probably try to clean up ndless repo first.

My patches are not difficult but they break the emulator in windows. If we are able to fix this issue it would be reasonable to merge my patches but not until then.
Do you feel in the mood for trying?

Thanks

I've mirrored the project in Github https://github.com/antoniovazquezblanco/nspire_emu.

I've been trying to work on the sorce code for fixing warnings and for beeing able to compile it under both windows and linux.

After some work I realised that it no longer runs correctly under Windows and I don't know where I screwed up things so it would be very nice if any of you helped me find the mistake.

Here's a sample output:
./nspire_emu -1=Boot1cx.img -F=Flash.bin
Error at PC=00003B74: Invalid new processor mode

        Backtrace:
Frame     PrvFrame Self     Return   Start
00000000: invalid address
debug> d 3b74
00003B70              00 00 0F E1-1F 00 C0 E3 13 00 80 E3       ...ß..└π..Çπ
00003B80  C0 00 80 E3 00 F0 2F E1-AC D0 1F E5 00 00 A0 E3   └.Çπ.≡/ß¼╨.σ..áπ
00003B90  74 1D 9F E5 00 00 81 E5-70 1D 9F E5 00 00 81 E5   t.ƒσ..üσp.ƒσ..üσ
00003BA0  6C 0D 9F E5 6C 1D 9F E5-00 00 81 E5 08 03 00 EB   l.ƒσl.ƒσ..üσ...δ
00003BB0  6C 10 1F E5 00 10 91 E5-5C 0D 9F E5 00 00 11 E1   l..σ..æσ\.ƒσ...ß
00003BC0  08 00 00 0A 54 0D 9F E5-00 10 90 E5 02 10 81 E3   ....T.ƒσ..Éσ..üπ
00003BD0  00 10 80 E5 48 0D 9F E5-FD 10 A0 E3 00 10 80 E5   ..ÇσH.ƒσ².áπ..Çσ
00003BE0  B0 01 00 EB 00 00 00 EA-26 01 00 EB E8 00 00 EB   ░..δ...Ω&..δΦ..δ
00003BF0  F7 02 00 EB                                       ≈..δ
debug>

Any hint on this.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you very much.

I will be looking at it.

As it seems there's no public source code for that project.

I still waiting for a confirmation for finally leaving the repo where it is.
Please, let me know if that is ok.

Thanks.

Thanks Lionel Debroux for replaying. I'm sorry to say I could not answer because I'm not allowed to send PM.

For anyone interested, I have cloned the project in https://github.com/antoniovazquezblanco/nspire_emu.
I will be accepting changes!

UPDATE:
I misunderstood that Lionel Debroux was one of the authors of this project. So although the mirror is up, I still waiting for the author to tell me if this is ok or not.

Thanks for your patience.

As it was GPL and code was provided I tought a repo was being used.

If there's a repo I would like to mirror it and if not, this may be a good moment to create one.

Lets see what the author thinks