David O'Shea schreef:
Fixed, I put a download link for the existing releases on
there and mentioned that they are pretty much identical to what is in
CVS. I also put an "alpha" version on there which is my code in its
current state which I think is not too bad..
not too bad at all, indeed. I just did a quick test.
The WIKI doesn't have checkmarks for which features are already
implemented, and which ones are not yet.
I have 2 optional suggestions for MEM /C screen:
*show how much XMS a program uses
*show version (as you mentioned, MEM can retrieve this for HIMEM/EMM386).
Also, a suggestion for showing ONLY the summary: '/S'
MEM /S --> shows summary.
so /C /N /S would be equal to /C :)
(/C implies showing summary, /N cancels this, /S determines 'show anyway')
Therefore /S is stronger than /N, but /N is stronger than anything else
except for /S
..maybe you will prove me wrong though :)
By the way, check README.TXT for the things not yet fixed.
noted.
We don't ship with anything like 'grep' though do we?
something like: prog.exe /? | find.exe "vers" >> version.txt ?
temporary files are always used..
@echo off
date /d > report.txt
time /t >> report.txt
[...]
Looks good to me. Do we already have this?
I have it for next FreeDOS, to allow easier bugreports.
But your MEM's XMS and EMS details also show these versions, except for
dates.
Bernd
Thanks!
David
good luck finishing/improving MEM, I can appreciate the current /N
parameter very much :)
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