Hi! It is said on: https://www.freedos.org/contribute/ that:
"Port FreeDOS utilities to OpenWatcom C and NASM—our preferred C compiler and
Assembler for FreeDOS."
I kind of just discovered the OpenWatcom C,C++ compiler yesterday, and just was
able to compile and link my first program this morning.
Since it was a little harder than other compilers, I would like to show how I
did here, for others (and maybe me later).
I might be missing some important options... but part of my problems was that I
was seeing tons of options, but the essential was hard to see.
I am using FreeDOS 1.3-rc3.
Launch "FDIMPLES", that allows you to install packages from a list (taken from
a CDROM I think).
Select "Development", tab, select "OW", tab, tab, Ok should be selected, Enter.
I let you get out of it after install.
CD \DEVEL\OW
owsetenv.bat
I found it, while writing this (was explaining how I created a similar file).
For me it write: Environment PATH not set. But it does set it.
mkdir c:\myc
c:
cd \myc
edit test.c
in it:
---
#include <stdio.h>
int void main(){
printf("Hi! Hello from Open Watcom 1.9!\n");
return 0;
}
---
wpp test.c
wlink FILE test.obj
test.exe_______________________________________________
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