-=> Vince Coen wrote to Sampsa Laine <=-

 VC> It has been passed to me but my programming intray is still reasonably
 VC> moderate
 VC> to heavy so have not got around to it.

 VC> That said I am aware that it does not like CPU's other than the basic
 VC> and nor for that matter platforms.

Vince, like it was discussed on FB, Andrew is taking care of this.

 VC> In my odd moments have been playing around to get it to work-ish on OSX
 VC> 10.11 El Capitain) but with minimal effect.

 VC> Had to go back to sorting out the code for ACAS for which I have a
 VC> target for end of the year.

Again, I came up with a few suggestions for how to get around the minor
annoyances - Andrew's on it.

 VC> How many CPU's are you running and with what architecture?

I'm running one emulated Debian/S390x which is basically IBM z/System.

Fun part is that whilst int = 32 bits, pointers are 64 bit.

That's where the (void*)  (int) WILL cause crashes. But it's a fairly
trivial fix and limited to two minor utilities: MBSE runs fine after some
hackery to the files that look for your CPU type and gives up.

Again, nothing time-critical but Andrew's on it.

Sampsa

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