Golden Gate 2.0.8 is here!
- The 65816 emulator now accurately emulates undocumented emulation mode behavior of (dp,x) and plb. Not that it should matter.
- opus-extractor will automatically identify ORCA/C update disk images and behave appropriately (no warnings about missing files or fiddling with the command line to specify a directory).
- (Win32) There is now a separate installer for x64 windows. You may want to update your $PATH environment variable to remove the 32-bit version (Settings -> Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables… -> System Variables -> Path.)
- Time Zone Tool:
GetTimePrefs implemented.
- Time Zone Tool:
Offset2TimeZoneString implemented.
- Time Zone Tool:
TimeZoneString2Offset implemented.
- Time Zone Tool: Fixed some incorrect tool numbers (preventing
StartUp/ShutDown/Status/Version calls from working).
- SANE:
FX2DEC improvement.
GS/OS
- FastFileLoad converts \r\n to \r so ORCA/C, etc. line numbers will be correct (and \ line joining works correctly).
Patches
- The Rez/DeRez patches were not always being applied correctly, due to intermittent dangling memory references.
Utilities
- Added the
md5 command. sha1 is of course, more secure, but md5 is 25% fewer characters to type.
- Added the
hexdump command, which like like the usual hexdump command (but without custom format strings). However, it does feature a -r flag to dump the resource and a -7 flag to strip the high bit when displaying ASCII.
occ
- Added
--std flag to select the C version. occ --std=help to list options. (Requires ORCA C 2.2.0)
- The
-f flag (which was previously mapped to #pragma float) now selects individual code optimizations, ala gcc and clang. occ -fhelp to list options. #pragma float can still be enabled via --float or -ffpe-float
- The
-W flag was added to specify individual warnings (errors, really) to enable, ala gcc and clang. occ -Whelp to list options.
- occ now passes in the
+F flag to ORCA C, which, as of 2.2.0, displays the filename when printing a diagnostic error.
- The
--verbose, -I includefile and -D define options are now supported with the rez compiler.