Thank you tkchia!
This looks like a tool very good for using from a script/text ui and
also it is very small (your exe ~17k).
What about having watcom producing a com file? This would save a few
bytes for the exe header. As exe is not necessary (I assume) this would
be nice. Is there are reason for having exe?
I upxed it and now it is 11578bytes in size. I've put it on a
freedos-bootdisk and will test it on real hardware soon (pentium
mmx/32gb cf-ide, 386sx/120MB, 486/8.2GB).
upx commandline was: upx -9 --8086 aefdisk.exe
Did you test this on real hardware or in a emulator?
On 12/31/18 4:39 AM, TK Chia wrote:
Hello all,
But I opened a ticket for Nagy Daniel
(https://github.com/nagydjol/aefdisk/issues/1)
Asking his tasm/borland c compiler
Maybe we could integrate it on freedos repository or even deprecate
our fdisk in favor of aefdisk in future
Thank you! I am also curious to know which version(s) of tasm can be
used to build the program.
I have meanwhile also made a first-cut attempt
(https://github.com/tkchia/aefdisk) to "downgrade" the assembler syntax
I have successfully got aefdisk to cross-build with Open Watcom (on a
Linux build machine). I uploaded a binary at
https://github.com/tkchia/aefdisk/releases/tag/1.0-opensource-openwatcom-port
.
Thank you!
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