Hi Christian,
> Assembling anything on NASM is a nice goal (for me, anyway) but isn't yet
> achieved and probably won't ever be. For example, DOSLFN requires TASM
DOSLFN is probably not free enough for Fedora as LFN are patented??
> IDEAL mode and the assembly source files of much advertise
> The FreeDOS Spec says:
>
> "Our reference C compiler is OpenWatcom C. (Borland C 3.1 was
> originally chosen as the reference standard because this is the
> compiler used to build the FreeDOS kernel. However, it is preferable
> to use entirely free tools to create FreeDOS.)"
> [...]
> "This does
2009/3/24 Japheth :
> I'm not a lawyer. But I used my brain and asked myself the following
> questions:
>
> 1. What is Open Watcom, is it a part of Sybase?
> 2. If OW is NOT a part of Sybase, is it a - juristic - person which probably
> could have a - disclosed - contract with Sybase concerning t
Hi. Finally the follow-up to FDAV 0.1 :-). The TUI was re-written
from scratch (it's now based on newt) and now includes a
file/directory selection dialog and a mostly-complete help-viewer
(press F1). I need to complete the help file though :-). Progress
dialogs during scanning now work properl
> More importantly, it means a
> developer cannot download the source code, make changes to suit
> his/her needs, and SHARE those changes with others.
I did exactly this with JWasm. I also read the Sybase license. I found parts
of it unclear, apparently contradictory, may be even nonsense.
I'm
