On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 11:18 PM Bernd Böckmann <bernd-free...@boeckmann.io> wrote:
> > I took a look, and it's really cool! I was thinking I'd probably want > > to write something like this on my own, but wmincrt seems to do what > > I'd want, so I'd like to incorporate it in DOG. :D > > The header file seems to be under MIT, does that mean that the whole > > thing is released under MIT? > Yes, its MIT. > > What's the best way to incorporate it into a project? I guess the tags > > correspond to separate releases? Which release do you recommend, the > > newest 20250105? > > I am quite not satisfied with the releases after 20231113. They work, > but these versions are split into multiple files which get built into a > .LIB, while the older version is simply a single .asm file called > startup.asm. Hmm well if it works having a lib makes sense, or at least splitting it, as each file is then sort of a module? > If there is interest I can make WMINCRT available as a > separate Github repo and change the trunk version to a single .asm + the > header file. I'm interested! :D It would certainly make things easier, but if it's a bother I can also grab it from the svn, and save it in a separate directory. > That would make incorporating it into other projects very > easy. The .asm file compiles with the Watcom assembler WASM. > Cool, I'm working towards migrating my code over to OW, so WASM makes sense. :) --Wolf -- |\_ | .\---. / ,__/ / /Wolf <wolf+...@bergenheim.net>_
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