win32 simulator

[djl1djl]

Hello, I have my application for edgetx, it consists of several scripts, they are quite voluminous, they do not compile on the remote, so I compiled them on a windows computer, but if you compile on the win64 version, it does not work on the remote, and if you compile on the win32 version simulator, then everything works on the remote.. The problem is that I haven't found a simulator for version 11 for win32. Can you tell me how to get out of this situation?

[pfeerick]

Win32 is no longer supported due to maintenance burden in trying to build it for a limited audience. Now that we have changed how it is compiled it might be worth revisiting, but I don't have any plans in doing so in the short term. If it doesn't compile on handset (you don't say which?) and are compiling on PC and it doesn't work on handset (you don't say what version this was with?), it sounds like you are facing an issue with memory and/or long term issue whereby you could not run PC compiled Lua on handset. The latter should be fixed as of 2.11 with the change from Lua 5.2 to 5.3. Without specifics, it is hard to help any further.

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[djl1djl]

Thank you for your response. My application is divided into 7 separate scripts due to its large size. Previously, I compiled it on a win32 version, and it ran on the radiomaster tx12, mk2, boxer, tx16, and other consoles. However, when I compile it on a win64 version, it does not run on the consoles. I have tried compiling it on the console, but it says "not enough memory." I also tried it on the radiomaster gx12 yesterday. At the moment, we're telling all users of my program to downgrade their edgetx version below 11, but gx12 doesn't have this option.

[lshems]

You should be able to compile on a previous version and run on the latest. It is a LUA compile, and has nothing to do with the OpenTX version as such. As long as you're compiling for the same LUA version, 5.2 or 5.3 that is.

You can even compile on the old opentx simulators as long as the LUA version is the same.

[djl1djl]

I accept this. But as I understand it, 5.3 only appeared in the 11th version, and there is no win32 simulator for it.

[pfeerick]

It should work with 64bit though, as the same bitness is used for both radio firmware and companion/simulator. If you get anything other than an out of memory error with 2.11, it would suggest a Lua 5.3 API change issue, not a 32bit vs 64 bite issue. Part of the whole reason for the change was so that Lua compiled in simulator could be run on the radio (i.e. allowing for precompile on the computer), which was not previously possible.

[djl1djl]

I have several scripts in compiled form, and they all run through a non-compiled loader file. The radio doesn't have enough resources for compilation. If I compile it on win64, it doesn't run on the radio, and there are no errors. It also didn't run on lua5.2 when compiled on win64, but it did work when compiled on win32. Is there a way to build the win32 simulator version 11 once?

[djl1djl]

I apologize for the incorrect information. Today I wanted to make a test script, which I'll post here for demonstration. But everything worked, maybe the problem was that the profile was selected by TX12, and I tried to run on GX12. I selected the GX12 profile, compiled it on win64, and everything started on GX12. Thanks!