If you're looking for C++11, you'll need to be on Linux, BSD, or
Solaris. The compilers just don't exist for DOS.
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 2:44 AM, Jim Michaels wrote:
> I was intending to create my own ISO from the .VHD file I intend to make,
> making my own distribution as usual, which includes
I had a situation once where I hibernated with a particular drive installed in
the computer. I thought I would just remove the drive since it was powered off.
it had precious data on it. when I powered up, got the dialog box about "Could
not write $MFT" (that's the filesystem), and from there on
I was intending to create my own ISO from the .VHD file I intend to make,
making my own distribution as usual, which includes the freedos stuff, and my
own tools.
maybe I am fighting a losing battle here...
I need a commercial C++11 compiler for DOS for a number of reasons. my last
look at ope
