... As difficult as it may be to believe.... That's no forgery... it is 100% reality. At about 02:00 this morning I succeeded in compiling v1.93;Linux You can...
... Ah, yes. That works. Thanks Glenn. Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. "Desiderata", Max Ehrmann,...
Good work indeed, Glenn! However ... is the Linux port now GPL? (Without this, I'm afraid it will not be possible to attract more developers for Linux.) Joe. ...
... It's the same GPL SRC code as is used for core.exe The only difference between the 2 are the #ifdef/#ifndef POSIX, #ifdef/#ifndef LINUX, #ifdef/#ifndef...
Hi Glenn, et al. Hey, that's brilliant! I remember the #ifdef stuff for Linux used to be broken (for instance, Igor made mention of this in message 3374) but...
The Linux/Posix #ifdef/#ifndef stuff was not actually 'broken'... The only problem was in the fact that all of the stuff we have added over the years which is...
... <snip> ... Assuming that you have GCC installed in Linux .... 1) cd to the svgalib subdir under the SRC code files 2) make<enter> That's it.... you now...
Hi Glenn, et al. In other words ... you've fixed it!!! :-) Sure, the Linux port may be closer to V1.66b functionality (and have a quirk or two, like the...
Hi Glenn, et al. Sounds too easy, there must be a catch ... oh wait, I think I've found it ... I'll need to trash my Linux partition and start over! <G> (My...
Hi all, In these days of very high capacity hard drives, users of M$-DOS 7.10 (from M$W 95a through 98SE) and 8.0 (from M$W-ME) may encounter certain bugs with...
... Thanks Joe, as it turns out I'm in the market for an new disk, so that info could be quite useful to me. Regards, Ray Andrews . -- Arachne;A3;1d...
Ray Andrews
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Jun 4, 2008 12:39 pm
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Hi Joe, and the patch for Arachne core? Arachne core also report wrongh size disk over 2,4 GB (chs bug)... Bye Roberto iw2evk ...
Hi Bernie, Roberto, et al. Correct! It's a limitation from the TC3.0 & BC3.1 RTL, but we can work around it, same as with LFN support. Using a more capable...
Hi, and try to compile with the last version of openwatcom for dos using dpmi ? http://www.mail-archive.com/freedos-devel@.../msg06284.html ...
MARINELLUCCIA1@...
Jun 5, 2008 11:24 am
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On Thu, 05 Jun 2008 10:15:40 +0200, Bernhard Eriksson wrote: All, Just to let you guys know, I've started taking XLOPIF appart as a possible first step to...
Ray Andrews
randrews@...
Jun 5, 2008 12:54 pm
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For the entire text of the conversation on the message board and the code needed to now support ENV variables in WATTCP.CFG.... Please see.......
Thanks for that Glenn (and Ray). Sure, no harm adding this capability to WATTCP if it just costs ~80 bytes to the Core. OTOH, it sounds like Eric is having...
Christof, Could you do some more comment translations? I've merged the xlopif library directly into core, but all that code is still Czech commented. Being ...
Ray Andrews
randrews@...
Jun 20, 2008 12:45 pm
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... Yes, some time ago I announced that I am ready to do some more translations. During the summer, however, I will be quite busy, so it is not real to begin...
Christof Lange
cce.zizkov@...
Jun 21, 2008 6:33 am
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... Excelent! Please let me know when you're ready, and thanks. Regards, Ray Andrews . -- Arachne;A4a;1j...
Ray Andrews
randrews@...
Jun 21, 2008 2:07 pm
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Hey, that's great news, Christof! Ray, do you mind if the translations are done to the original (non-merged) xlopif sources? That way, we can both benefit most...
... Of course, the only downside to that is that about 3 x more would need to be done, since there's so much in the .lib that's irrelevant or obviated once...
Ray Andrews
randrews@...
Jun 26, 2008 7:07 pm
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Hi Ray, et al. Hehe, maybe once we have those comments translated, we'll have a better idea of all the useful functions we've been overlooking! <G> Joe. ... ...
I have decided to try NE v3.00 as the external editor called from the message editing screen, but there is a problem. ... copy /y %1 zzz.txt <<< New:...
Hi Greg, et al. You might like to try my CRLF utility for that, see : http://www.geocities.com/j_ds_au/general.html Joe. ... the ... new ... for ... the ... 0A...
Hi folks, Totally off-topic (sorry!) , but some of you here might be interested/impressed by this homebrew effort : http://www.homebrewcpu.com/ Joe....
... That is so very cool. BTW how can we stop that page from being so irritatingly wide? Regards, Ray Andrews . -- Arachne;A4a;1k...
Ray Andrews
randrews@...
Jul 1, 2008 10:59 pm
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... I once had to service a PDP-8 computer which I found was composed almost totally of 74- and 74H- chips. Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember...
