Hi!
We do indeed have a classic package structure you could follow.
I tried to find a howto about that, but only found related stuff.
https://home.mnet-online.de/willybilly/HTMLhelp-110/en/hhstndrd/util/pkgmaker.htm
https://home.mnet-online.de/willybilly/HTMLhelp-110/en/hhstndrd/util/pkginfo.htm
but that is not what I mean.
Here is a bit of text about the LSM metadata files:
https://sourceforge.net/p/freedos/mailman/message/59166061/
Here is my interpretation of the ZIP file structure:
APPINFO/YOURAPP.LSM contains metadata about your app.
BIN/YOURAPP.EXE is your app itself (at most a few files)
DOC/YOURAPP/ contains readme.txt, todo.txt, license.txt and similar
SOURCE/YOURAPP/ contains all the source code files you used :-)
Optional for large, complex apps:
BIN/YOURAPP/ can contain additional files not needed in BIN/
Optional, if your app supports multiple languages:
HELP/YOURAPP.EN is short English help etc.
NLS/YOURAPP.ES are Spanish messages used by your app etc.
We may have a wiki item about the structure, but I fail to find it.
Cheers, Eric
Hello, friends!
I am trying to generate a package .ZIP from a directory with various
files and I'll go to put in the repository of the FreeDOS 1.4. It's the
compile DJGPP associate to the GNU Cobol compiler, a COBOL to the
FreeDOS. How should I proceed in this case?
Everaldo Bernardo Cunha
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