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Fixed the guest command-line buffer's missing trailing space
(issue #63): whenever a launched program has at least one argument,
real AmigaOS's own command-line buffer carries a trailing space
before the final '\n' ("foo bar baz \n", not "foo bar baz\n") -- confirmed directly against real Kickstart 2.0/3.0/3.1
hardware via a new local, real-Kickstart comparison harness
(tools/compare_kickstart_versions.py, using Copperline's copperhf.device). Kickstart 3.2 alone doesn't add it -- a real,
intentionally-untouched AmigaOS version difference, not a bug (this
project targets 3.1 first). Also fixed a real bug found along the
way in fixtures/echoargs.s/libcall.s: A0 is a scratch register
across any library call (real Kickstart's OpenLibrary clobbers it;
volamos's own doesn't), so reading the command-line pointer back from A0after an OpenLibrary call is real-hardware-unsafe even
though it happened to work under volamos.
Implemented mathieeesingbas.library/mathieeesingtrans.library:
the single-precision IEEE math libraries, previously only a fake OpenLibrary stand-in with no real function support. Mirrors mathieeedoubbas.library/mathieeedoubtrans.library function-for-
function on plain f32 instead of f64. Fixed a real bug found via
amitools' own math_single_trans ground truth along the way: IEEESPPow's result is y raised to the x power (IEEESPPow(3.0, 4.0) -> 64.0 = 4**3), not x raised to y as a naive reading
of its .conf-derived argument names would suggest -- tracing this
down also revealed mathieeedoubtrans.library's existing IEEEDPPow already had the equivalent (correct) behavior, just a
misleading doc comment, now corrected.