kurt godel
Wed, 24 Feb 2010 12:51:25 -0800
Mateusz, I put it on my little freebie site: www.dosoid.bravehost.com. Unfortunately, the free version does not allow upload of any folders, let alone zips; for this reason, the one and only folder required, "hdr", must be created by the user. The good news is that it contains two files, one an empty textfile and the other a simple little bat; so simple, in fact, the instruction for it is contained in a reminder on the single webpage!!. Other than that, the documentation, as well as the source code is in the file: 'x.txt', and although an executable is supplied, you can recompile it out-of-the-box using DJGPP; I strongly suggest using 'gcc' rather than 'g++'. I will try to nest multiple screens, but want to keep the level of such to a minimum(closer to dos). This is a hobby for me, and so it took two months instead of two weeks!. Finally, I am thinking of a linux version, which for the most part is doable, except for the interupts(!), which seem to be required(as in dos) for the mouse event handler. Linux is so seemingly mysterious to me, that I don't even know if such is built into the linux kernel. The search for how-to-do's on linux interrupts is either vague or expert-textpert over the head. Whatever. Richard Klein wb2...@gmail.com. By the way, yahoo mail seems to accept attachments with exe's no sweat; but if you send it to a gmail account, it gets rejected at that end; hot stuff, when you remember that google just got hacked big time in China!.
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