On 13/01/2021 18:18, Eric Auer wrote:
Hi!
I don't receive gigabytes at once. I have multiple serial lines using a
RS485 similar communications method (Master - Slave). The peers can be
up to 1KM away. Each line can have up to 50 peers. Each peer is
interrupted when it's 9-bit address is called
Hi Eric,
I don't receive gigabytes at once. I have multiple serial lines using a
RS485 similar communications method (Master - Slave). The peers can be
up to 1KM away. Each line can have up to 50 peers. Each peer is
interrupted when it's 9-bit address is called and it starts
communicating. Al
On 10/01/2021 17:50, tom ehlert wrote:
there is simply no DOS application needing even 100 MB.
making more than 4 GB available won't change this.
applications needing more then 4GB would probably benefit more from
multiple cores.
You may not know it, but I still use DOS to this day in an indu
This is slightly off topic, but can someone recommend a TCP and UDP
library for FreeDOS. I need it to Compile or Link to the 32-bit
OpenWatcom C++ compiler.
It doesn't need any other network components like ftp or dhcp.
Thanks,
Andreas
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I also think the task should look exactly like DOS. This either means
that resources (e.g. serial ports, printer ports, usb, ect) must be
given exclusively to one task which owns it until it closes or the
kernal must administer the conflicts WITHOUT one task being able to
crash another.
Writin
Imre, thanks for your continued work. :)
Andreas
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I have always had problem being able to establish a permanent handle to
lower memory with 32 bit DJGPP. It seems that you need to create a new
one every time you access the lower memory since the handle seems to
become invalid at the strangest moments. This is quite tedious.
Imre Leber wrote:
>
> Arkady V.Belousov escreveu:
>
>> Of course. But difference is that for OW team Borland's names are
>> less
>> "de-facto standard", than for us.
>>
AM> IIRC, what happened is the when Borland abandoned DOS and went to
AM> Windows, Watcom released a
I once worked together for 2 years with a russian programmer. It took me
some time to get used to what he said. I remember the first time he told
me I was lying when I explained something he thought was inaccurate. Of
course he did not mean I was lying but that what I said was not totally
true
I didn't even notice a flame-war was in progress.
Ladislav Lacina wrote:
Huh, today I found that all drivers from http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos/
were deleted. There is some short angry text complaining about flaming to
author. I don't understand it at all. Whats matter?
As a FreeDOS user I am
I wouldn't have commented except you said that. First, you can turn
it off any number of ways, like SET CAUSEWAY=NOVM, or reassemble
without the option enabled, or there is programmatic support to do
it. Second, CauseWay doesn't use the hard disk until you run out of
physical memory, which
I would like to add one issue:
With open watcom I can no longer use the WDOSX stub. The villain is
wlink. If I use the Watcom 11 (or 10) wlink everything is OK.
Before someone comments, I don't like causeway since it uses the hard
disk as heap and I don't know how to turn this off. This is re
Does anyone know how to safely read/write a file from/to a disk from a
TSR program?
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It is similar, but not exactly what I need since my TSR will be doing
other things as well. Too bad there is no source-code with cron19
Robert Riebisch wrote:
Andreas Berger wrote:
I need to write a TSR program that can auto-execute a program from time
to time, but only when the user
I need to write a TSR program that can auto-execute a program from time
to time, but only when the user isn't doing anything. To do this I will
place the keystrokes to type in the program name into the DOS keyboard
buffer.
Could someone tell me:
a) if I can tell if I am on the command line (N
I have for some time been trying to get a small company I know to use
FreeDOS instead of illigal copies of other DOSes. Since they are growing
and their costumers are demanding legal DOS installations they asked me
for the FreeDOS link to try it out. When the saw the version (< 1.00)
they almos
OOPS! My fault, I wanted to say: cannot generate 16-bit code! Of
course, it's a 32-bit compiler. A pitty that support stopped there...
I am just wondering if I compile for DOS with threading and run my
app, renamed to KRNL386.EXE, under Windows95... :)
ROFL
Aitor Santamaría Merino wrote:
Sorry, FreePascal, the Free Pascal compiler, open source compiler which
is quite Turbo-Pascal compatible, somewhat Delphi compatible, and to my
experience, stable and very well documented.
According to enquiries, the most widely used Pascal compiler after
Delphi a
Sorry for this OT mail, but how do I change the e-mail address that this
list will use to send messages to me?
Andreas
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