Re: Successful compilation under LisaEm?

Sorry, this is a known LisaEm bug.

Sadly there's a bus or address error that the linker generates on linking - not sure why, and this prevents certain programs from working. I'm certain that this is a bug in LisaEm 1.2.6, but I'm not sure of the root cause, and haven't been able to fix it.

Running LisaEm in debug mode and turning on a trace log right before the linker runs can show it, but no idea why.

On 12/24/2014 02:22 PM, Tom Stepleton wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Has anyone had any luck compiling Pascal programs using the Workshop
> under LisaEm 1.2.6 (the latest available version)? I'm running into
> linker errors when I try to compile fairly trivial programs.
>
>
> _1. Hello World_
>
> This compiles, links, and runs successfully:
>
> *PROGRAM Hello;*
> *BEGIN*
> * writeln('Hello, world!')*
> *END.*
>
> Like all Lisa Pascal programs, it has to be linked against iospaslib.
>
>
> _2. Using a FOR loop._
>
> This compiles successfully, but the linker runs into errors:
>
> *PROGRAM Hello;*
> *VAR*
> * i : Integer;*
> *
> *
> *BEGIN*
> * FOR i := 1 TO 32 DO BEGIN*
> * writeln('Hello, world!')*
> * END*
> *END.*
>
> It doesn't matter what order you give files to the linker in (i.e.
> [hello.obj, iospaslib.obj] OR [iospaslib.obj, hello.obj]); you still
> see the following output:
>
> *Reading file: Hello.OBJ*
> *Reading file: IOSPASLIB.OBJ*
> *Input summary:*
> * 2 Files **, max = 100*
> * 6 Segments **, max = 4096*
> * 19 Modules **, max = 32768*
> * 13 Entries **, max = 65536*
> * 6 Ref. Lists**, max = 65536*
> * 6 References, max = 65536*
> *Linking Main Program.*
> *Reading Library Directory: -#11-INTRINSIC.LIB*
> *Active: 3 of 19 read.*
> *Visible: 1 of 13 read.*
> *Global data: $000002*
> *Common data: $000000*
> * Number of segments in file = 1, number of Jump Table entries = 1*
> *Linking segment: file (JT) seg: 1 size: 100*
> *4267 4040 File: Hello.OBJ Module: HELLO Type: Regular Code
> CurRelLoc: 44*
> **** Fatal Error - Bad Intrin Patch Instruction. ****
> *Type SPACE to continue.*
>
>
> _3. QuickDraw sample code_
>
> Since I'm not really a Pascal programmer, I thought that there might
> be a chance that my code or my use of the Workshop compilation
> toolchain was incorrect. Disk 9 of the Pascal Workshop contains two
> sample programs for demonstrating QuickDraw, including EXEC files that
> run the build automatically. Here too, when compiling either sample
> program, the linker encounters errors. The message below is from
> attempting to compile the program "QD/SAMPLE.TEXT":
>
> *Reading file: QD/SAMPLE.OBJ*
> *Reading file: QD/SUPPORT.OBJ*
> *Reading file: SYS1LIB.OBJ*
> **** Warning - Duplicate entry definitions. ****
> * entry: GETMOUSE in WORKSET*
> **** Warning - Duplicate entry definitions. ****
> * entry: DRAWICON in OPENSEG1*
> *Reading file: IOSPASLIB.OBJ*
> *Input summary:*
> * 4 Files **, max = 100*
> * 30 Segments **, max = 4096*
> * 151 Modules **, max = 32768*
> * 112 Entries **, max = 65536*
> * 76 Ref. Lists**, max = 65536*
> * 249 References, max = 65536*
> *Linking Main Program.*
> *Reading Library Directory: -#11-INTRINSIC.LIB*
> *Active: 12 of 151 read.*
> *Visible: 1 of 112 read.*
> *Global data: $00530E*
> *Common data: $000000*
> * Number of segments in file = 1, number of Jump Table entries = 1*
> *Linking segment: file (JT) seg: 1 size: 5570*
> *3F00 3100 File: QD/SAMPLE.OBJ Module: DRAWSTUF Type: Regular Code
> CurRelLoc: 1790*
> **** Fatal Error - Bad Intrin Patch Instruction. ****
> *Type SPACE to continue.*
>
>
> I've tried this with Workshop installations from two different sets of
> Workshop 3.0 floppy images: the ones available from bitsavers.org and
> images copied from my own set of Workshop 3.0 floppies. The same thing
> happens for both. A similar error also occurs even after applying the
> 3.9 supplement upgrade to the Workshop.
>
> I'm away from my Lisa 2 for the holidays, so I can't try the code on
> actual hardware, but I'm starting to think that this is a LisaEm
> problem. Has anyone else successfully built Pascal programs in the
> Workshop under LisaEm?
>
> Thanks; happy holidays!
> --Tom

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