ZXPE - My pascal emulator

Hello, All ZX-Spectrum pascal emul - developed it a long time ago... but got stuck in in one place, a reset occurs and then it works incorrectly =( There is a suspicion: 1. I don't work well with flags 2. I implemented indexes incorrectly in the source code processor.inc performs actions similar to a real processor (there are practically no comments, but if you take a quick look, you can immediately understand the operating principle and everything else), i.e. parses each command Beaten up! I analyzed the entire list of existing commands and chose this pattern: in some cases for example: 3 bits from the command selected a register (total of them it turned out 8) and meant the register number from the register array (i.e. not by letters, but by numbers). I hope you can help me fix my emulator =) The archive also contains my homemade SCR viewer. (works in text mode!) http://gssoft.front.ru/files/progz/spectrum.zip PS. I'm waiting for at least some phrase from you =)

Hello, DDMZ DDM> ZX-Spectrum pascal emul - developed it a long time ago... but DDM> stuck in one place, reset occurs and then it works DDM> incorrect =( DDM> There is a suspicion: DDM> 1. I don't work well with flags DDM> 2. I implemented indexes incorrectly DDM> do you want to fix it? there is one way. Take emuzwin and load it into it a certain state (or vice versa, save this state). And turn it on tracing in the debugger with the formation of a log file. Then you stop trace, look at this log file, study the format (it’s simple, but it depends from the options when starting tracing). Then he makes the same tracing for himself. Code yours, dumping everything that is done into a log file, figure out where to squeeze it in. And then compare. Moreover, you can use a ready-made text file comparer, or write your own comparison tool (I use my own, it has no problems working with gigabyte logs. But I won’t give it to you because I’m greedy). And you determine very quickly the team that caused the discrepancy. But no one will do anything for you anyway. And few people are interested in pascal. I’m a delfist and a libelist too, but I have everything on ASMA, except for the interface.