Hi,
On Tue, Apr 2, 2019 at 4:51 AM Tom Ehlert <t...@drivesnapshot.de> wrote:
>
> > I thought you might find this interesting
> not at all ; see below.
Really? You don't find it a bit curious?
> btw: MSC was the reference compiler for freedos, some time ago.
Are you sure you don't mean Borland C?
Anyways, if you have MSC installed, I would appreciate a build of
Cheap Sed. It's quite easy to rebuild. (Then again, Gmail hates binary
.EXE attachments, even inside .ZIP.)
> please do a reality check before your next post
What compiler would you recommend for that?
> > Just for the record, "sed" is probably my favorite *nix util. So I've
> > used it quite a lot over the years (mostly in DOS!).
>
> next time, please add a TLDR section of your post like
>
> TLDR: if you use fread(), fgets() and friends AND care about
> performance, use setvbuf() with sensible parameters
No, I'm talking about default compiles being unbuffered, *unlike* the
("newer") Turbo C++ 1.01, which works fine. (So all these years it was
slower than it should've been.)
Since TC2.01 is freeware (and TC++1.01 less so nowadays), I think this
is worth clarifying, even in spite of your feigned ignorance.
(Actually, "maybe" you can still get TC++ freeware if you download
some modern Windows trialware, but I never bothered. Anyways, the old
.ZIP is mirrored on Wayback Machine, for good or bad.)
BTW, today I wrote a much-simplified sed script for FASM for PSR
Invaders. Want a copy? Probably not much use to benchmark, though.
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