That's exactly the build system I use, except that I'd managed to misplace my copy of dos. A quick call to open at the end and I'm straight into Sim Coupe, or at least I used to be. The SDL you've linked with appears to be broken under 10.7 in some ways, especially relating to the way the new OS supplies help in restoring sessions, but I'll send a bug report properly and privately when I've had a chance properly to gather evidence.
Re: Samdos, is it definitely legal for redistribution? I thought we had explicit clearance but I notice that it's 'not yet approved' on World of Sam. On 23 Apr 2012, at 09:30, Simon Owen <simon.o...@simcoupe.org> wrote: > On 23/04/2012 16:16, Tommo H wrote: >> Vaguely related: does anyone know where I can get hold of Sam dos as a >> binary blob, outside of a disk image, for the purposes of being able >> to assemble things conveniently? > > Most of my SAM projects on GitHub should include samdos2. They also use > pyz80's -I option to add it to the output image before the > auto-executing code file. That's usually plenty for development, even > if I manually add a BASIC wrapper later for the release. > > Si
