On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 4:45 PM, Jaroslav Beran
wrote:
> Hello Mateusz,
> Back to the original question. If I understand well you dont plan to publish
> api as library. In my opinion it is quite pity because there is potential
> for reusing it in other projects.
DOS doesn't *have* libraries in t
Hello Mateusz,
thank you for your suggestions. This project is not ready for distribution
and it is still in progress.
Back to the original question. If I understand well you dont plan to
publish api as library. In my opinion it is quite pity because there is
potential for reusing it in other pro
Hi,
I confess I haven't tried to compile your tetris clone, but have a few
suggestions:
- you definitely should try to avoid these nasty BGI drivers...
(doesn't it clash with GPL anyway? I'm pretty sure it will, when you
will want to distribute an executable package),
- using a standard M
Hi Mateusz,
I saw some possibility of creating dll in case of watcom but didnt sure if
it is usable under dos.
I understand well that BSD license allowes me to do many thinks with you
code. But idea is to provide api as shared or static library and keep it
under maintenance. In the past I read he
Hi Jarda
Actually, there is no such thing like a "shared" library in DOS. Nonetheless,
you can of course reuse DOSMid code (BSD, no strings attached). I wrote it so
code reusal shall be easy - if you look into it, there are specialized modules
for everything. The midi.c module would be the clos
Hello,
I am working on some small game and one of points in my todo list is to
enable play background music. One possibility is to grab similar project.
But better way would be to use shared library if it is possible.
So my question is do you plan provide also shared library? :-)
Jarda
2014-08
Hello,
On 08/12/2014 02:07 AM, Rugxulo wrote:
> I regret that I don't have a (reliably) working P166 anymore since it
> had AWE64. That would've been vaguely interesting (even to a soundcard
> noob like me).
I have a SB AWE64, too! :)
In fact, this was the first reason why I started coding DOSMid
Hi,
On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 6:16 AM, Mateusz Viste wrote:
>
> Hi DOSers,
>
> Today, I decided to release publicly my latest project: DOSMid.
>
>http://dosmid.sourceforge.net
>
> DOSMid is a MIDI player for (free)DOS. It's a real mode application
> designed to run on very modest hardware confi
Hi DOSers,
Today, I decided to release publicly my latest project: DOSMid.
http://dosmid.sourceforge.net
DOSMid is a MIDI player for (free)DOS. It's a real mode application
designed to run on very modest hardware configurations. It plays both
MIDI and RMID files. It's released under a BSD l
