Closed ghost closed 3 years ago
It currently doesn't compile for the calculator because some functions are missing in liba like fprintf
. Also, it doesn't work on Omega because of the theming, you'd need to add the icon to icons.json manually. I'm not sure what the best way to handle that is though (probably just making it an external app).
To sum it up: It only works for the epsilon simulator right now. Even if I'd fix all the missing functions, the calc wouldn't be able to run it because of memory restrictions. However, feel free to open a pull request and contribute :)
It currently doesn't compile for the calculator because some functions are missing in liba like
fprintf
. Also, it doesn't work on Omega because of the theming, you'd need to add the icon to icons.json manually. I'm not sure what the best way to handle that is though (probably just making it an external app). To sum it up: It only works for the epsilon simulator right now. Even if I'd fix all the missing functions, the calc wouldn't be able to run it because of memory restrictions. However, feel free to open a pull request and contribute :)
Ah so it isn't my fault (completely). I did add the icon to the icons.json and theme folder I was using. I guess I can rename this issue to "make available for actual calculators" or something like that. Wait, the calc isn't even capable of it? You sure you couldn't lower the quality enough or do some more hacks like on ticalcs?
I feel like this is some way possible. I'm not sure if it should be me to do this nor do I think I have the skill, but the next thing could be to make a scaled-down version compatible with real calculators.
I also just realised that there's no license or copyright notice at all, you should probably attend to that.
Ok, you were right, it works in the simulator.
When I try to compile Doom with Omega, I get this: