Hi Enrico,
>> [after] dos_cd ("C:\hello\world");
>> dos_open ("C:\hello\world\my_file.txt", O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0); [ok]
>> dos_open ("my_file.txt", O_RDWR | O_CREAT, 0); [fails]
>
> As discussed earlier, dos_open is a bit "lowlevel" if you look
> at DosOpenSft, you will find that it calls truename. The truename
> function does things like add the current drive letter and current
> directory name, resolve ".." and ".", and make name handling case
> insensitive. As with your previous upper / lower case problem,
> the solution is again to use more truename code in your dos_open.
Why don't you implement the Truename functions, AFAIU it is essencial to
dos working and are used a lot by bot freedos internals, but also by
compilers' librariyes.
Alain
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