ABUG Dev night #73, Thursday 29th February 2024, 7pm - 10pm (GMT)

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On Thursday there will be an ABUG Dev night, at 7, on zoom. (Dev Nights run on Thursdays, every three weeks. If you don't have the zoom coordinates, send a PM or ask in this thread. We don't publish them!)

- keep it interesting, or otherwise keep it brief
- keep it Acorn until 9pm
- encourage everyone who wants to, to join in, and to have the space to join in.
- Feedback always welcome, on the night or afterwards

Please use the chat, or PMs in the chat, to update me on anything, like the passage of time, or someone who has something to say. And let me know if you'll be needing to leave early.

Come and discuss your Acorn-related dev projects, whether they be creating things, breaking things, or digging into things. Or even if your project is stuck... and if you haven't got a project, come along to hear about what's going on. Because somewhere, surely, someone has been doing something mighty interesting.

Hardware, software, tooling, emulators, games - all kinds of development, debugging, reverse engineering and investigation are on topic.

For a flavour of a typical meeting, see this previous thread.

For a bit of a heads-up nearer the time, subscribe to this thread using the spanner gadget below. I'll bump this thread the day before and on the day, if I remember.

(We're no longer sending out calendar invitations, so be sure to manage your own calendar!)

(ABUG Dev night #73, Thursday 29th February 2024, 7pm - 10pm (GMT))
((when?) ABUG dev night on zoom, Thursday at 7pm (GMT))

[BigEd]

On at 7 tonight!

Edit: Philpem has written this short and sweet description:

ABUG meeting - Developer night. Share what you've been working on! All Acorn 8bit and RISC OS welcome. "Open floor" 9pm onwards.

[tricky]

The escape bug was off by one on brk and the dormann test found the other bug, although I was running the 65c02 so it failed quickly and as I was using the 6502 disassembly, it didn't make much sense, but as the only instruction that looked like it might have a bug was lda (zp,x) and it was the (zp,x) that was broken for when zp+x went out of zp! No wrapping, so quick fix.
Adding more debugging features now.

[tricky]

Found the sound bug too, it was a "break point" that wrote a message to the debugger!
No message, no breaking up!

[BigEd]

Good to hear it!