Nope. I'm guessing that all of the warnings pushed it out of the frame thingy.There are so many warnings. Razz
Try getting it again from git. I commited some changes that I tested thoroughly on my end and should compile.
It won't compile. It says:

Code:
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `/home/souvik1997/libfxcg/projects/pWabbit/s
rc/pWabbit.c', needed by `pWabbit.o'.  Stop.
make: *** [build] Error 2


Also, I tried the g3a included and with my 83+ rom it goes through a few red numbers/words. I list them here:
1. Init 83
2. 262144
3. \\fls0\ti83_1.rom
4. fail

When it says fail, it also says "Open file..." at the top.
That's strange; are you sure you're running make from the pWabbit directory and not any of its subfolders (build, src, etc.)? You could try running `make clean` and `make` again. Did you change the makefile at all?
souvik1997 wrote:
That's strange; are you sure you're running make from the pWabbit directory and not any of its subfolders (build, src, etc.)? You could try running `make clean` and `make` again. Did you change the makefile at all?


I changed the makefile to add the PATH thing so it would work, but that's it. I tried doing clean.bat and then make.bat, but that didn't work. It is in the pWabbit directory.
I had a try at fixing this port. No matter what I do, the emulated calculator (a TI-83) always gets stuck with a PC of 7ac (this, after waiting on 78a for a few thousand steps - KermM told me this means it is waiting for the ON key to be pressed, which makes sense, but pressing the ON key with keypad_key_press and then keypad_key_release seems to have no effect).

Another of my conclusions is that drawing the screen and/or reading the keyboard is what takes time. I have changed the code so that it only reads the keyboard and updates the display every 10000 steps and it seems to execute these 10000 steps in less than a second. But this also means I only get to see the PC every 10000 steps. Not that it changes a lot, as I explained.

Anyway, I feel WabbitEmu may be "a bit" too heavy for the Prizm... I have looked into porting this instead: http://fms.komkon.org/ATI85/ but I think it may be a lot of work for nothing so I'm really demotivated.
When I load my TI-83 ROM to jsTIfied, it boots up to $07AB, where it executes a halt instruction. The halt instruction tells it to go into low-power mode, waking up only if an interrupt occurs. An interrupt can be caused by the ON key, which makes it start executing at $0038 before eventually returning to $07AC. It will only power on if the ON key is held for at least and at most a certain amount of time; otherwise it decides the ON key is stuck and remains asleep. I'm not sure if that's what's happening here.
  
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