What is everyone else using to develop/debug their DOS apps here?
FASM IDE (compiler hard merged in, cca 100 KiB total bloat), INFOPAD
(some bugs, doesn't like HDPMI32), FreeDOS EDIT (some bugs, 64 KiB
limit), Kinesics (needs HX, not feature rich).
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Is there a particular code editor (ideally, with IDE-type features like:
being able to bind the maker/compiler to a keystroke, capturing of
compiler errors into a separate window, etc.) that people here are using
to work on the packages they maintain?
Given that there are some really nice
Is there a particular code editor (ideally, with IDE-type features like:
being able to bind the maker/compiler to a keystroke, capturing of
compiler errors into a separate window, etc.) that people here are using
to work on the packages they maintain?
Given that there are some really nice
FreeDOS Edlin!
(Actually, I use the joe editor under Cygwin to do a lot of my
programming, and then make sure it compiles under MSVC 6.0 and
OpenWatcom with a DOS target before sending it out.)
Gregory Pietsch
Joe Emenaker wrote:
Is there a particular code editor (ideally, with IDE-type
On Thu, 5 Nov 2009, Gregory Pietsch wrote:
FreeDOS Edlin!
(Actually, I use the joe editor under Cygwin to do a lot of my
programming, and then make sure it compiles under MSVC 6.0 and
OpenWatcom with a DOS target before sending it out.)
xDDD;
Gregory Pietsch
Joe Emenaker wrote:
Is
Joe Emenaker wrote:
Is there a particular code editor (ideally, with IDE-type features like:
being able to bind the maker/compiler to a keystroke, capturing of
compiler errors into a separate window, etc.) that people here are using
to work on the packages they maintain?
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