> a) What is the standard C compiler that I should get for FreeDOS?
I would highly recommend OpenWatcom 1.4, but if you have limited space
or are looking for simplicity, Pacific C or a free version of Turbo C
is available (Pacific C produces the smallest code usually, btw, with
Turbo C and then Wa
Hello,
SHSUCDX V3.03A (Jack Ellis version) - 2005-12-19
- Added equivalent memory-error correction from Jason Hood's V3.03
SHSUCDX.
SHSUCDX V3.02D (Jack Ellis version) - 2005-12-19
- Tables & buffers 32-bit aligned for UltraDMA.
http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos (Click "SHSUCDX CD-ROM Interface
Hello,
Happy New Year!
XCDROM V1.4 is available for download at:
http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos (click XCDROM driver)
Special:
- Local-stack, load-time 80386+ check, and user switch options
- UltraDMA support (with XDMA v3.o or above)
- Audio ability can be disabled to save space
- Support 2
Bom dia Henrique,
Thank you and other list members very much for your kind reply and
encouragement.
I did get some angry snorts from a particular honorable member, but I guess
that is part of initiation rites into any new group :-)
Going by your suggestion, I got the jp106.txt fiel and am
On Tue, 3 Jan 2006 09:06:13 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
Hi,
>I basically want to have a multi-lingual program running under Freedos. My
>first doubt is how to select language and display Japanese.
FreeDOS have no double-byte language support.
Japanese, Chinese or Korean must be display through an
paul abbey schreef:
god where am i i have nothing to do with jaopanes if thiswas a phon
wrong #
either you're drunk :),
or didn't realize you subscribed to a mailinglist, which means you
receive a copy of each mail sent to the mailinglist.
http://www.freedos.org/freedos/lists/
contains more i
god where am i i have nothing to do with jaopanes if thiswas a phon wrong #Henrique Peron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Namaste Basudeb,first of all, welcome. Second, there aren't such things like stupid questions. Feel comfortable to ask whatever you want. :-)The point is, you would need a special p
thanksBlair Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > obvious question. What is the maximum path and/or filename length under> FreeDOS?I think that it's 2 + 80 + 8 + 3, but I could be wrong.--Fall is my favorite season in Los Angeles, watching the birds changecolor and fall from the trees.David Letter
man i cant anseer any compter question about anthing just trying if a dumb can make a slot car timer and keep time and records if sombody has a wireing diagram for the potho cells to run into the compter sorry cant answer your question.Andrew Greenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi everyone,I can'
Namaste Basudeb,
first of all, welcome. Second, there aren't such things like stupid
questions. Feel comfortable to ask whatever you want. :-)
The point is, you would need a special program to display japanese.
For the time being, FreeDOS in itself is only able to handle languages
written with l
I am a raw first time user. Please excuse me for stupid questions.
I basically want to have a multi-lingual program running under Freedos. My
first doubt is how to select language and display Japanese.
Please help and let me take my first small steps.
Thanks
Basudeb
On Tue, 3 Jan 2006, Andre Tertling wrote:
Blair Campbell wrote:
obvious question. What is the maximum path and/or filename length under
FreeDOS?
I think that it's 2 + 80 + 8 + 3, but I could be wrong.
This may be true, but command lines are IIRC limited to 80 chars. It may be
possible to
Blair Campbell wrote:
obvious question. What is the maximum path and/or filename length under
FreeDOS?
I think that it's 2 + 80 + 8 + 3, but I could be wrong.
This may be true, but command lines are IIRC limited to 80 chars. It may
be possible to extend that to the 93 chars you mentioned b
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