Interesting, thanks for sharing!
I'm thinking about a FreeDOS related topic. I may submit something.
On Mon, Dec 21, 2020 at 6:01 PM Pau Garcia Quiles
wrote:
> Hello
>
> The Retrocomputing DevRoom is back at FOSDEM 2021 (Feb 6-7, 2021, online).
> Submit your proposals before Dec 28th.
>
> http
Hello
The Retrocomputing DevRoom is back at FOSDEM 2021 (Feb 6-7, 2021, online).
Submit your proposals before Dec 28th.
https://lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/retrocomputing-devroom/2020-December/27.html
We are also looking for volunteers to help speakers with the recordings. If
you are intereste
On 12/21/2020 3:58 AM, Danilo Pecher wrote:
BGI ran like a three-legged pregnant hippo in a mud pit, mainly
because it used the INT10h functions.
Sorry, but that is pretty much nonsense. All the drivers that I know
used direct memory/register access, with the exception of the VESA
drivers, ma
Hi Danilo,
> I still have legal copies of Turbo Pascal 3.0, 4.5, 6.0 and Borland
> Pascal 7.0, so if there's interest, I'd be willing to take a look at
> them to see if there's any insects to weed out.
It might be interesting only, if some existing project already relies on
these drivers.
The, p
> Speaking of which. I noticed that pretty much all Borland Test-mode
> IDE's for Turbo-C, Turbo Pascal and Turbo-Prolog react very sluggishly
> in FreeDOS while working okay on MS-DOS and PTS-DOS. Anyone got a clue
> what might cause this?
is FDAPM loaded? in some cases it is reported to cause
AFAIK this was probably in Borland's one, but I guess not the case with Jordan
Hargrave nor Ullrich von Bassewitz ones.
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Remitente:Danilo Pecher
Destinatario: Bitácora de Javier Gutiérrez Chamorro
Fecha:
BGI ran like a three-legged pregnant hippo in a mud pit, mainly
because it used the INT10h functions. Pretty much everyone I know, who
also started programming in the late 80s got their first taste of
inline assembler and hardware programming, when we realized that you
could speed up things by magn
HI Robert,
> On Dec 20, 2020, at 10:41 AM, Robert Riebisch wrote:
>
>> […]
>
> Does it mean, you are mirroring ibiblio.org by uploading new releases of
> active projects to GitLab?
>
>> Also if any package tweaking (like moving files around or modifying
>> configs), it
>> makes it a little ea
