> Hello can you mail me your code?
> Thanks, ed.
The code is here:
www.fatti.com/ffs/ffs.zip
That's the plain port of the FAT12/FAT16 filesystem which was included 4 years
ago in FreeDOS.
Allow a couple of days and I'll post the whole test suite, complete with an
exaple project compileable w
Hi Enrico, Bart,
> > The starting point of my port should be the following set of functions:
> > "DosOpen()", "DosClose(), "DosRead", "DosWrite",...
Those are how the kernel implements the basic int21 functions.
The int21 handler is only a thin wrapper in this area.
> > And not the following se
On 4/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please, correct me if I'm wrong:
> The starting point of my port should be the following set of functions:
>
> "DosOpen()", "DosClose(), "DosRead", "DosWrite",...
>
> And not the following set:
>
> "dos_open()", "dos_close(), "dos_read", "d
Hello can you mail me your code?
Thanks, ed.
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Hi Eric,
thanks for your detailed and clear
Hi Eric,
thanks for your detailed and clear answer.
What I'm doing is "borrowing" (with respect to the license) the filesystem and
producing a, freestanding (i.e. NO OS dependancies), run-to-completion (no
semaphores, no critical sections...), self-consistent, pure ANSI C filesystem
for embe
Hi Enrico,
for porting the FreeDOS implementation of FAT to another
operating systems, you should simplify many things. In
particular, each disk access goes through several layers,
basically because this is what MS DOS does as well and
we have to be compatible to drivers written for MS DOS.
> C
Hello,
I don't know if this is the right place to post my question.
I'm porting the FAT filesystem included in the latest release (20.36) of
FreeDOS to two embedded platforms (ARM and Renesas M16C).
Actually, it's gonna be a pure ANSI C port.
I already ported successfuly the FreeDOS's filesyst
