: [Freedos-devel] Multi user system
Unfortunately,to my dismay,I found out today while programming the multi-user
system that QBASIC (yes,I program in QBASIC) doesn't support creating interrupt
vectors.Due to that fact,I cannot finish programming the muti-user system.I
apologize for this setback
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Asunto: [Freedos-devel] Multi user system
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Van: JAYDEN CHARBONNEAU jcharbonnea
I thank you for your feedback.Your concern for the CTRL+BREAK isn't
a problem.The QBASIC compiler I used allows you to choose whether or
not to add in breaks (I took out the CTRL+BREAK function).I just
thought a nice,simple LOCK program would be helpful.As for switching
to C or C++,I'm brand
It's a variation of the Caesar cypher, hence I think one can call it
'encryption'.
Whether it's useful for any remotely serious usage is another story :)
Mateusz
On 01/24/2015 04:54 PM, Tom Ehlert wrote:
I thank you for your feedback.Your concern for the CTRL+BREAK isn't
a problem.The
I thank you for your feedback.Your concern for the CTRL+BREAK isn't a
problem.The QBASIC compiler I used allows you to choose whether or not to
add in breaks (I took out the CTRL+BREAK function).I just thought a
nice,simple LOCK program would be helpful.As for switching to C or C++,I'm
brand new
On Fri, 23 Jan 2015, Travis Siegel wrote:
Actually, I'm fairly certain qb does allow interrupts to be called. It
requires use of an include (can't remember which one off hand), but all
you do is configure the interrupt call, then call the subroutine in the
include, and poof, generated
On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 6:09 AM, Mateusz Viste mate...@viste.fr wrote:
I don't really see the point in LOCK.EXE for now, but of course when/if
it evolves with the other features that were mentioned on the mailing
list recently (encrypting user directories and stuff), then it would
definitely
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Actually, I'm fairly certain qb does allow interrupts to be called. It
requires use of an include (can't remember which one off hand), but all you do
is configure the interrupt call, then call the subroutine in the include, and
poof, generated interrupt.
I'm not a user of quickbasic, I always
No worries, I still use QBASIC to this day when I have a little algorithm
which needs testing or some little utility program which needs made.
QBASIC *can* change interrupt vectors, but it requires you to load the
interrupt library (QB.QLB I believe?) first. To actually change the
interrupt
Yah, freebasic should do the job quite nicely. Although, I've not tried using
the dos version of it, I do like the linux version. I'd use it on windows too,
except that my windows programming is done with delphi or powerbasic, both of
which are excellent products, only one of which is still
On 23-01-2015 11:01, JAYDEN CHARBONNEAU wrote:
Unfortunately,to my dismay,I found out today while programming the
multi-user system that QBASIC (yes,I program in QBASIC) doesn't
support creating interrupt vectors.Due to that fact,I cannot finish
programming the muti-user system.I apologize for
On Fri, 23 Jan 2015, JAYDEN CHARBONNEAU wrote:
Unfortunately,to my dismay,I found out today while programming the
multi-user system that QBASIC (yes,I program in QBASIC) doesn't support
creating interrupt vectors.Due to that fact,I cannot finish programming the
muti-user system.I apologize
On Jan 23, 2015 5:01 AM, JAYDEN CHARBONNEAU jcharbonnea...@cpsge.org
wrote:
Unfortunately,to my dismay,I found out today while programming the
multi-user system that QBASIC (yes,I program in QBASIC) doesn't support
creating interrupt vectors.Due to that fact,I cannot finish programming the
The source appears to be a few lines of QuickBasic. It's basically:
* read a password string from file
* ask user for the password
* if password matches, quit
* otherwise, loop
I am not sure it's really useful for now, since it can be bypassed using
CTRL+C and/or CTRL+break.
Also,
Unfortunately,to my dismay,I found out today while programming the
multi-user system that QBASIC (yes,I program in QBASIC) doesn't support
creating interrupt vectors.Due to that fact,I cannot finish programming the
muti-user system.I apologize for this setback,but it could not be
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