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I find myself needing the register view much more than the simulator view (where the screen and keyboard appear). I know now that I need to use (I don't think closed should be a default - but an opt-in) |
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You want to use zsim but without the window (webview)? It's unlikely that this will happen. The idea is now, for a future DeZog 3.0, to move all of the simulator code into the webview. The one thing you can do, if that helps a bit, is turning most of the displayed things off, e.g. keyboard, display etc. I'm not sure. Could be that it is possible somehow to move the zsim window in the background if that would help? |
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No, that's fine - I was more just checking that there wasn't a way already - I totally understand that there's a lot of moving parts in this software, and it's really not anywhere near a problem for me to either tab back to the register view or close it manually.
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You want to use zsim but without the window (webview)?
Interesting.
It's unlikely that this will happen.
At the moment the zsim webview is only the display and the port input/output.
But while I implemented the audio output I found a major restriction in the design.
There is lot of communication required between the actual simulator code and the webview.
I.e. a lot of unnecessary traffic.
And furthermore it is extremely difficult to keep the both in sync. For audio this was really a pain.
The idea is now, for a future DeZog 3.0, to move all of the simulator code into the webview.
I.e. I would need that window to do the simulation.
The one thing you can do, if that helps a bit, is turning …