On 5/22/2020 5:10 AM, Deposite Pirate wrote:
This cannot be compiled to machine code because it's some kind of meta
assembler to generate assembler for various processor architectures and this
meta assembler is apparently not available. So unless someone goes through the
pain of reverse engineering this meta assembler this is pretty much useless
shit, just like MS-DOS 1.x and 2.x.
It is plain an d simple Intel/MASM 8086 assembler code, so that is not a
problem. However, even though I had only a cursory look over it
yesterday, it seems to be missing some macro files in order to
recompile/reassemble.
But still, nobody should get their knickers in a twist just yet, as it
is an older version of GW-BASIC from 1983, while the latest version
(3.23) is from 1988. And the license kind of disallows to re-use the
code from the files, similar to that of the DOS 1.x/2.0 source they
published last year...
Ralf
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