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Debug Build
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Steem's debug build features a disassembler and monitor, it has many features to help you work out what
those crazy programs are doing. It doesn't have any instructions - apart from lots of warnings in debug.txt
which you should read - and we don't want
to spend time explaining or improving it when we could be making Steem work better,
so you're on your own a bit. If you do find an emulation error, please tell us right away,
we will give you full credit for finding it and will get straight on trying to fix it.
Download Steem Debug Build
Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP (776Kb)
Since v3 Steem's debug build will run on Linux using
WINE. Just use
the command line "noints nodd nods" and don't open the shortcuts dialog too much!
If you are trying to debug Steem we would suggest you join the Steem discussion list.
On that list are many people with extensive knowledge of various parts of the ST
who may be able to work out what is going on. Of course we, Steem's programmers, are there
too. To join, use the button on the home page.
Here's a list of all the people who have found CPU errors so far, we
are eternally grateful to them:
- Jorge Cwik: Too many to count!
- Stephen Ware: Trace exception bugs, lots of other exception bugs, and MIDI bugs.
- Tomi Kivelä: Move.l instruction timing and lots of STE help.
- Sébastien Molines: Prefetch and absolute mouse button flag bugs.
- Hans Härröd: Blitter bugs (fixing Obsession).
- Kimmo Hakala: Asr.b flag bug, movem dest high byte clearing bug and many other CPU and FDC bugs.
- Xavier Joubert: Illegal instruction exception PC stacking (fixed MonST).
- Sengan Baring-Gould: Hard drive Pexec mode 3 and 4 bug (fixed Turbo Assembler).
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