I've released a new AppleWin 1.30.0 here: https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin/releases/tag/v1.30.0.0(try2)
There's nothing hugely significant feature-wise in this release (although it rolls up a fair chunk of internal refactoring work). But from a supported-OS point of view, I've built it with a platform toolset that now only supports Windows XP and above.
NB. I'm not testing against Win XP (only Win7-64 and Win10).
I anticipate that I'll jump Windows OS again at the end of this year to limit support to just Windows 7 and above.
The legacy 1.29.x versions are still available at https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin, for anyone needing them for older OS's (but obviously won't continue to be maintained).
Tom
NB. I'm not testing against Win XP (only Win7-64 and Win10).<--- snip --->
I was able to use the new version a couple of times in spite of a warning about a missing "vcruntime140.dll".
The message is "...entry point ucrtbase.terminate could not be located in the dynamic link library api-ms-win...". But, the new AppleWin is working OK for the testing I'm doing.
AHA!!! AppleWin 1.30.0, for some reason to be determined, is generating tons of bit maps.
I timed a ProDOS assembly that generates a 475K listing file. AppleWin versions 1_21_1 and 1_25_0_4: 7 seconds. Versions 1_28_0_6 and 1_30_0: 13 minutes. Yes, emulated CPU speed was set at maximum for all runs. Not complaining, I thought the times wereinteresting.
AHA!!! AppleWin 1.30.0, for some reason to be determined, is generating tons of bit maps.Sounds very odd! Do you mean lots of screenshots? As if someone is pressing the PrintScreen key?
Yes. Version 1_28_0_6 also runs slowly so I assume the same thing happens w/ that version. Nothing resting on the keyboard for all four runs.AHA!!! AppleWin 1.30.0, for some reason to be determined, is generating tons of bit maps.Sounds very odd! Do you mean lots of screenshots? As if someone is pressing the PrintScreen key?
Are you able to narrow this issue down to the *specific AppleWin version* where this problem started happening for you?
I now have a 13 MB '.ZIP' file containing two '.HDV' image files that will allow you to run the assembly yourself. Where do I send the '.ZIP' file?
If you have a GitHub account then you can attach the zip directly to this issue here:
https://github.com/AppleWin/AppleWin/issues/966
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