See fredette's annoucement for details:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-sparc/2007/09/07/0000.html
>> The new version of tme, 0.6, fixes many bugs in the Sun 3 emulation,
>> and can also emulate a SPARCstation 2. NetBSD 3.x seems to run pretty
>> well on the different emulations.
(see his ILVSUN3 page http://www.ilvsun3.com/ for more details),
and some others are from skrll and me.
patch-ab: (from skrll)
fix an invalid pointer cast for -fstrict-aliasing
patch-a[cijklmn]: PR pkg/34113 (by me)
- specify -fno-strict-aliasing in Makefiles (for workaround)
- add several casts to appease -Wpointer-sign
- remove a static decl from a global function
- add a cast and remove unused variable
patch-ap: (from Arthur, tweaked by me)
disable "cannot generate keysym" warnings on tmesh startup
patch-aq: PR pkg/33969 (from Arthur)
TME sun3 emulator incorrectly emulates cmp2 and chk2 M68K instructions
patch-ar: PR pkg/34538 (from Arthur)
TME sun3 emulator incorrectly calculates EA with immediate mode
instructions with PC indirect 16-bit displacement addressing
patch-aw: PR pkg/35010 (from Arthur)
sun3 emulator asserts when using stdin/stdout for emulated serial console
patch-ax: PR pkg/35009 (from Arthur)
TME sun3 emulator asserts when running two emulators with ethernet
patch-az: PR pkg/35305 (from Arthur, with some minor tweaks by me)
TME sun3 emulator incorrectly emulates ethernet obie & i825x6 hardware
patch-ba: PR pkg/35309 (from Arthur)
TME sun3 emulator, running without a window manager,
overwrites tmesh prompt
patch-bb: PR pkg/34690 (from Arthur, modified by me)
TME sun3 emulator incorrectly performs: movel sp,-(sp)
(also modify m68k-insns-auto.sh to mark cas instructions CANFAULT)
patch-bc: PR pkg/34571 (from Arthur, modified by me)
TME sun3 emulator doesn't consider floating point infinities to be equal
patch-bd: (by me)
- avoid invalid 32 bit shifts in fb-xlat-auto.sh,
which may cause broken screen fonts when tme is compiled with gcc4
patch-be: (by me)
fix decoding cas instructions
Makefile: (by me)
- add some CONFIGURE_ARGS to avoid invalid shifts more than
(or equal to) variable sizes, which could be problematic on gcc4
- bump PKGREVISION
The Machine Emulator, or tme, is a program that provides a general-
purpose framework for computer emulation. The first machine that tme
could emulate was the Sun 2/120, one of the first widely available Sun
workstations.
