On 12/7/2011 1:30 AM, David Griffith wrote:
> Recently I've dusted off Frotz and am actively working on it now.  One of
> the things I'd like to do is incorporate the changes I've made to the core
> back to DOS Frotz.  In particular I want to allow DOS Frotz to open blorb
> files and get sound and V6 graphics resources from there instead of
> seperate files.  I want to make sure the result is usable on the IBM PC
> 5150.  I have a copy of Turbo C 2.01, which should be good enough.  Does
> anyone here have any other suggestions?
>
I can't comment on Frotz specifically - I don't know what it is.  
However, if you are looking to target a 5150 or something similar Turbo 
C++ 3.0 for DOS and Open Watcom 1.9 are my current favorites.

All of my mTCP work has been done with those two.  Turbo C++ doesn't 
optimize code as well but it is functional and has a smaller runtime 
footprint.  Open Watcom has a more full featured runtime, but it is larger.


Mike


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