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Hi there,

I decided to dump my rom editor (or at least some very old version of it, i hate hard disk crashes) on sf.net . If there's still any interest in it, I'll try to fix it up (probably I have enough interest in it to fix it up for my own needs), otherwise, it will die a silent dead on sf.net.

What it does now:
- You can alter fuel and ignition tables on P30-203 roms

What it doesn't do yet:
- Everything but editing fuel and iginition maps.

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i am currently downloading eclispe as to your mention of it on the sf page. but i have a question as im no java expert, why does your program require eclipse to run? I was always under the impression eclipse was a tool to build in, thats all we ever used it for in class. I didnt think it had its own librarys....

Eclipse certainly has it's own libraries (SWT is a well-known example), and since 3.0 you can build complex applications in a relatively simple way. Google for 'Eclipse RCP '...

20050304: Page updated, there are detailed build + installation instructions available. Anyone can do it now .

man the version of eclipse we were using must have been really old or severly different for solaris then for mac os x (what i use at home) cause i was so lost in it for a while yesterday when i was inspecting your code.

Nice. I'll make you a forum for your editor here.

so i thought it was just me fucking up, so i followed your above directions and i get about 17 compilation errors. im using jre 1.4.2 on mac os x. i can post an error list later if you are interested...

There might be some Java 1.5/5.0 code in there. Is there a Java 1.5 distribution for Macs? If not, I'll backport all code soon, since I'm going to do all development on it from a Mac.

Anyway, you can send the problems to my email adress which is listed as my msn messenger adres in my profile.

Thanks for the feedback.

Not needed - I've backported it to JRE 1.4. Indeed I was using a couple of Java 1.5 constructs. Update and you will have succes .

Btw: nice to know it's being tested on other platforms than Win32 as well .

now all i need is craig moates to port his chip burning software to mac. he said i could do it and hed help me out with the protocol, but my programming skills arent quite that good...

A port to Java would be even better (platform independent).. I can do it, if I have the source/specs/something...

ill have to remember that... going to check out your editor first, then ill get in touch with craig.

yo robin keep ut the good work ! looks nice and the options work nicely