Hi,
I've written a Fx-702p emulator available on:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fx702p
It emulates the RUN, i.e. calculator mode and can of course execute the 702p Basic programs. It even includes a full symbolic debugger.
A documentation and the Java sources are also available.
Have fun.
Pascal,
I downloaded and installed your nice emulator. However, when I try to open a (text) program file, the emulator quits!!!
HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!
:-)
Namir
Strange. Which version did you download? Windows or OSX?
And what kind of program file did you try to load?
I am using the Windows version. I try to open one of your .702 files in the Samples folder.
Namir
Even stranger: I just downloaded it from Sourceforge and tried it on both XP & Seven. It worked fine.
I accidentally found the file fx702p.jar in the lib folder. When I double click that jar file, I get the GUI for the emulator up and running!!! That version can open .702 program files in the samples folder, load the file, and then execute them!
What am I doing right THIS time?????
Namir
PS: I wrote a short BASIC program to add integers. It works just fine! Thank you!
Edited: 15 Sept 2012, 3:38 p.m.
I do not know what your problem is. I've tried it on a Windows 64 bits with 4 processors and it worked just fine.
I guess there is a something wrong with the embedded JRE I use. By clicking on the jar, you must use another one.
The version from the .jar file seems to work just fine. I guess I will use this emulator until you release the next version.
Namir
I guess it's just a bad idea to embed a JRE with a Java program. Distributing just the .jar file should be fine for most users.
Launching the .jar file should e using the JRE you have installed in Windows.
I think it's just a bad idea to use Java...
So far, only 1 user had problem with this method.
Relying on Java being installed in a compatible version is not trouble-free neither.
Can you try:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fx702p/files/Fx702p_Windows_noJre.zip
Quote:
So far, only 1 user had problem with this method.
Relying on Java being installed in a compatible version is not trouble-free neither.
I remember a decade ago when I had as much JREs as Java Applications on disk and hope these times are gone forever. I did my last Java project with Swing and JDBC one year ago without delivering a JRE and haven't heard back since then (It is actually activly used). Fingers crossed ;-).
Hi,
Are you planning a version for Linux too?
Cristian
It is already on SourceForge. And it should appear as the default for Linux now too.