On 08/22/2005 09:35 am, QUASAR wrote:
> Hi all!
> There is a problem with asmplan. When I run 'make install' then it works
> fine but when I compile my own version with nasm 0.98.37 or 0.98.39 then
> resulting binary doesn't properly recognize pressed keys for example:
> - when I press 'n' nothing happens.
> - when I press 's' it wants to add todo to list (like after 'a')
> - when I press 'd' it wants to find text
> and so on.i

I've also encountered this problem and fixed it by recompiling the
library and reinstalling it. Try going into the library directory and
doing a "make" then a "make install" as root. Then recompile
AsmPlan.

The problem seems to be getting all the library module dependencies
between other library modules linked. I thought it was fixed on the
latest version.. I'll check it.

> Also mouse doesn't work on console (but does under xterm).

Right, the console does not support a mouse and AsmPlan
requires a mouse. I thought about adding a mouse driver for
the console, but keep hoping someday the kernel will include
a mouse driver. For awhile there was a version of AsmPlan
using GPM (general purpose mouse driver) but that conflicted
with the goal of using only assembler libraries and code.

The AsmPlan program is scheduled for upgrading someday.
It also has a bug in the date handler which gives the wrong
data occasionally. The problem doesn't keep me from
using the program, so we muddle on <grin>. I've written
new data functions in the library that fix the problem
but need to integrate them into AsmPlan. So many
projects, so little time..


all the best, jeff