QuoteSo are you going to update this thread if a fix is found?
of course
btw, as for the 512k wraparound... the chameleon also emulates that, but only for REU sizes <=4MB (IIRC)
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QuoteSo are you going to update this thread if a fix is found?
of course
btw, as for the 512k wraparound... the chameleon also emulates that, but only for REU sizes <=4MB (IIRC)
the zip i attached contains your program, i just disassembled and commented it a bit so i can see what it does
so i guess we can confirm that there is a problem with REU transfers to I/O (colorram) when turbo is enabled. there is no easy/quick fix for this - we'll have to look into it at our next debug session
that said, on chameleon when turbo is enabled, it is actually faster to copy bytes in a loop with the cpu (because as you said, REU is still tied to 1MHz)
attaching files should work now (hopefully...)
checked your program (see the zip) and indeed it seems to be fine.
not surprisingly, it also works fine here with chameleon
now it would be interesting to know your exact setup, what do you have connected, what are the chameleon settings, etc. for example, does the problem only happen when turbo mode is enabled? (that seems to be the case actually, but first lets find out if it works for you without turbo...)
can you please provide a working binary of the program you are testing? it looks like there are simply bugs in your program - but its hard to tell since i am not familiar with that assembler you are using.
QuoteWith the new product coming out will you publish updates to the core for both new and old chamaleon?
yes, of course. we build both cores from the same sourcecode, so all changes will appear in both, and updates will be published for both.
QuoteIs their a hardware upgrade planned for parity?
no, that wouldnt really be possible either. its not required either - the hardware is basically still the same, except some detail changes.
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