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Piru has been clear that Trance doesn't provide this.The AT306 (also known as the MM/1B) was a successor to the MM/1 that contained a Motorola 68306 CPU, OS-9/68K 3.0, and was designed to allow the use of ISA bus cards. ROF 68K C CROSSCO DE-C SDSI SDS 68K C SCC68K Sierra COFF 68K C SUN3-CC Oracle Corporati on DBX 68K C ICC68K TASKIN G COFF 68K C ICC68K TASKIN G IEEE 68K C TT-68K TASKIN GUsing a MorphOS component like Trance from within an 'external application' requires the component to provide an API for doing so. Typiquement, les programmes MMIX sont construits en utilisant le langage Assembleur MMIXAL.> Sure, MorphOS code and external working together.The Emulator can work in stand-alone mode with internal clock or in active mode with internal or the target clock. In 1983, OS-9/6809 was ported to Motorola 68000 assembly language and extended (called OS-9/68K) and a still later (1989) version was rewritten mostly in C for further portability. Now 18 years later, SCSI is an obsolete technology, and in general is not supported under the. When I first started playing with 68k macintosh systems around 1999/2000 (a Macintosh Plus) I connected an external SCSI drive to my Windows 98 system and was able to use an early version of Basilisk II with SCSI pass-through to format the hard drive.

Are using another ABI and thus need one or more layers like a 'box' around them) is not about threads but about lack of option to hook into Trance from within the additional layer.> Its not nearly as complicated as you have been making it out.That's neat to hear. What's 'that' referring to?> MorphOS can not differentiate between threads from internal or external sourcesAs far as I have understood Piru's statements, the problem with using Trance for m68k binaries that don't run directly on MorphOS (i.e. Maybe you could elaborate on it in more technical detail?> That would be what would have to run extenally.I don't understand.

It's about whether the basic concepts are there for your idea to even have the slightest chance to get implemented. You can't really blame me for believing him, can you?> A lot can be done outside of the original intent of the OS' authors if nothing prevents it.It's not about (artificial) prevention of any kind. According to Piru, it doesn't. So either Trance offers the functionality required for your idea or it doesn't. So its inherent that when your told something is a limitation ou accept it.I tend to jump around more and look for a hack that will circumvent the limitation.And its worked for me in the past with hardware and software projects.Considering your background with Amiga software and hardware, I am sure you have seen this approach before.That probably expains why my Snow Leopard install isn't on Apple hardware.If you doubt me, or if any of the developers questions the idea (which I doubt since I can see signs that they used this approach before), get me minimal kernel documentation and I will provide you an example.> I don't know if your problem is imagination, application, or a stubborn streak.My 'problem' is that your idea contradicts what Piru (and other MorphOS Team members) told us about how Trance was conceived. It roved around looking for dead proceses and removed them (when you've only got a limited amount of memory, you make sure you don't have any leaks).This whole discussion points out a difference in the way you and I approach things.You have always been very linear.

Running on MorphOS a non-Amiga m68k OS inside an encapsulated environment and using inside this 'box' MorphOS' own Trance for the JIT compilation from m68k to PPC code.> or if any of the developers questions the idea (which I doubt since I can see signsWhich 'signs' are you talking about here? Where did the MorphOS developers use 'this approach' before?> get me minimal kernel documentation and I will provide you an example.Unfortunately, the Quark API documentation isn't public. Replacing Trance on the other hand wouldn't be a way of using Trance, obviously.Yes, in view of Piru's statements about Trance I doubt that you can use it the way you'd like to, i.e. I don't think that's possible for anyone without source code access though. So yes, you can try to hack the functionality you'd need into Trance without sacrificing its current functionality. Working around conceptual limitations usually involves severely altering or even completely replacing the limited object.The limitation we're talking about here is of the latter kind. Artificial limitations can often be circumvented with not too much effort.

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In order to realize your idea you could use your own m68k JIT compiler (or UAE with upcoming m68k JIT compiler as Kronos suggested), which would mean avoiding Trance.> If trance is too tightly coupled to allow MorphOS' built-in JIT, another interpreterExactly, and you could even run a JIT compiler instead of an interpreter.> Luckily there has been more work on this processor.Yes, m68k JIT compilers are not too scarce, but unfortunately mainly for x86 and not for PPC.Its a interesting idea Zyleasea, but while they are both micro kernal OS', there is a lot of differences between OS-9 and MorphOS.For one, OS-9 only allows for position independent coding.Which explains why there wasn't an X86 version until the '386 was released.This started with the 8-bit version, and is part of every other version.Current, the only actively developed versions are the 68K port and the X86 version.However, a wrapper presents an interesting idea.And since supporting the 8-bit version first was my main target, the whole issue of 68K JIT don't really interest me yet.6309 JIT is challenging though. MorphOS with Trance switched off).> nothing prevents additional JIT processes.Exactly. MorphOS with Trance) or without JIT (e.g. UAE on PPC), and you can have transparent emulation with JIT (e.g. UAE on x86) or without JIT (e.g. But then, I'm just a layman with severe lack of programming background :-)Kronos' idea (I can see only a single one in his posting) is basically about avoiding Trance completely and using another m68k JIT solution instead.As far as I kow, MESS doesn't have JIT compiler (called 'DRC' in MESS/MAME parlance) for converting m68k code to PPC code.> Mess would work much better if it could be run independantly (outside or alondside Abox).> JIT is less resource intense then full emulation.You can have full emulation with JIT (e.g.

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