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Original source code of various Commodore computers and peripherals.
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build script goes into loop on MacOS #4

Open unbibium opened 3 years ago

unbibium commented 3 years ago

When I run the build.sh, the steps for build1 seem to run into an uncontrolled loop where it gives the same two prompts over and over. When I run build.sh | head -20 to see how it starts, it does stop the assembler, but gives errors about missing files.

This may actually be a kernalemu bug.

Here's the first 20 lines of output:

splatty:cbmsrc nickb$ ./build.sh | head -20

CBM RESIDENT ASSEMBLER V080282
(C) 1982 BY COMMODORE BUSINESS MACHINES

OBJECT FILE (CR OR D:NAME): 

CBM RESIDENT ASSEMBLER V080282
(C) 1982 BY COMMODORE BUSINESS MACHINES

OBJECT FILE (CR OR D:NAME): 
HARD COPY (CR/Y OR N)? 
CROSS REFERENCE (CR/NO OR Y)?  
SOURCE FILE NAME? 
CROSS REFERENCE (CR/NO OR Y)?  
SOURCE FILE NAME? 
CROSS REFERENCE (CR/NO OR Y)?  
SOURCE FILE NAME? 
CROSS REFERENCE (CR/NO OR Y)?  
SOURCE FILE NAME? 
./build.sh: line 37: _tmp_obj: No such file or directory
mv: rename printer4.txt to ../MONITOR_AIM65.lst: No such file or directory

Results of uname -a: Darwin splatty.local 18.7.0 Darwin Kernel Version 18.7.0: Mon May 3 20:41:19 PDT 2021; root:xnu-4903.278.68~1/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64

spiro-trikaliotis commented 2 years ago

This is because the echo command does not handle the backslash sequences. I had this very same issue. It can be fixed by adding the "-e" option to the echo commands. It is included in commit 281ea10e36, which is part of PR #5.