You can e-mail them directly to me, but rename the zips to .zi_ or
something like that (gmail won't let .zips containing exes pass).
On 5/24/06, Arkady V.Belousov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
Blair Campbell wrote:
>> this task. Issue is where and how to place these archives. Most ideal
> I c
I remember once I try to run wasm (included with OpenWatcom
1.2) under DOS, and it said: "This is a windows NT
character-mode executable."
Are you sure the latest OpenWatcom has DOS executables?
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Hi!
Escorter wrote:
I remember once I try to run wasm (included with OpenWatcom
1.2) under DOS, and it said: "This is a windows NT
character-mode executable."
This mean, you run tool from \binnt directory, where DOS-compatible
tools reside in \binw directory.
Are you sure the latest
On Wed, 24 May 2006, Arkady V.Belousov wrote:
Wesley Parish wrote:
Didn't someone recently abstract all the DOS executables and put them up
somewhere?
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer for windows. No DOS version.
I don't think this is hard - you m
Blair Campbell wrote:
this task. Issue is where and how to place these archives. Most ideal
way -
place on openwatcom.org site.
PS: Jim? Any thoughts?
I can upload to ibiblio for you.
I think that's a good idea - putting them on ibiblio. Both Blair & I
have access to upload files there.
Hi!
Blair Campbell wrote:
this task. Issue is where and how to place these archives. Most ideal
I can upload to ibiblio for you.
How I can pass them to you? (You may come to private. When all be
done, we will announce this in group.)
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this task. Issue is where and how to place these archives. Most ideal way -
place on openwatcom.org site.
PS: Jim? Any thoughts?
I can upload to ibiblio for you.
--
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color and fall from the trees.
David Letterman (1947 - )
Hi!
Wesley Parish wrote:
Didn't someone recently abstract all the DOS executables and put them up
somewhere?
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer for windows. No DOS version.
I don't think this is hard - you may list separate .zip-s from older
versio
Didn't someone recently abstract all the DOS executables and put them up
somewhere?
On Wed, 24 May 2006 00:28, Marten Feldtmann wrote:
> The development is done either under OS/2 or Windows, but you create DOS
> code ...
>
> Marten
>
> > Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
Files are about 60mb, kinda big for dialup. :)
Blair Campbell wrote:
Just try downloads.openwatcom.org/ftp and get directly to the file.
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Their purchase system on the website doesnt work for me, times out on
visa transx. (tried this in 2004 and gave up) When I am on the gibibit
lan this weekend I'll see if I can d/l it then.
Just try downloads.openwatcom.org/ftp and get directly to the file.
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Their purchase system on the website doesnt work for me, times out on
visa transx. (tried this in 2004 and gave up) When I am on the gibibit
lan this weekend I'll see if I can d/l it then.
--chris
Blair Campbell wrote:
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer
Blair Campbell wrote:
Could anyone suggest any good DOS ANSI C compilers for dos (Freedos and
PCDOS 7)? prefer freeware. The BCC and Turbo C (2.01) I have is
outdated. and DJGPP is locking up at link stage (paths are correct...
weird).
OpenWatcom
http://www.openwatcom.org
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Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer for windows. No DOS version.
The installer contains binaries for all platforms, except linux. And
it is more-or-less a self-extracting zip file. So just unzip it into
a directory like C:\WATCOM and set the environment var
Hi!
Escorter wrote:
http://www.openwatcom.org/
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer for windows. No DOS version.
This is inconenient, but you may unpack this .zip self-extracting
archive by zip-compatible utilities: pkunzip -d OPEN-W~1.EXE
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The development is done either under OS/2 or Windows, but you create DOS
code ...
Marten
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer for windows. No DOS version.
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Arkady V.Belousov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here was hard to find your question among other
garbage in your
> letter, which you not remove. Answer to your question:
> http://www.openwatcom.org/
>
Sorry for the garbage. In the OpenWatcom site, I only find
the installer for windows. N
Hi!
Escorter wrote:
Could anyone suggest any good DOS ANSI C compilers for
OpenWatcom
Where can I find the DOS version of OpenWatcom?
Here was hard to find your question among other garbage in your
letter, which you not remove. Answer to your question:
http://www.openwatcom.org/
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Blair Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta:
> > Could anyone suggest any good DOS ANSI C compilers for
dos (Freedos and
> > PCDOS 7)? prefer freeware. The BCC and Turbo C (2.01) I
have is
> > outdated. and DJGPP is locking up at link stage (paths
are correct...
> > weird).
>
> OpenWatcom
>
> --
Could anyone suggest any good DOS ANSI C compilers for dos (Freedos and
PCDOS 7)? prefer freeware. The BCC and Turbo C (2.01) I have is
outdated. and DJGPP is locking up at link stage (paths are correct...
weird).
OpenWatcom
--
Fall is my favorite season in Los Angeles, watching the birds chang
Could anyone suggest any good DOS ANSI C compilers for dos (Freedos and
PCDOS 7)? prefer freeware. The BCC and Turbo C (2.01) I have is
outdated. and DJGPP is locking up at link stage (paths are correct...
weird).
--chris
http://nxdos.sourceforge.net/
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