Hi Bart,
here my reply to your reply to my list :-)
Few part 2 reactions first:
- what was the reason for 21.3301 modifying DL again?
- why is 2f.1228 seek disabled?
- do you want to explain the something else in nls.c?
Reactions to this first part:
Any volunteers for SYS.TXT / CONFIG.TXT /
NOTE that both versions have a typo: ... the any key ...
It's not a typo! Damnit! Still haven't found the any key?
see http://www.computergear.com/pressanykey4.html
and http://www.gadgetizer.com/2006/04/03/any-key-mistery-solved/
or just google for the any key ;)
Tom
Part 2...
On 1/1/07, Eric Auer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
inthndlr.c: Toms version modifies DL on return from int 21.3301
(set ctrl c flag), while the CVS does not - CVS is better.
TA -- discussed earlier
The CVS version uses the new dpb16to32 function for shorter code.
CN
TOMS
Hi,
here is the point by point reply to Eric's list...
CN means: a new change in CVS independent of Tom (not present in the
2035-Tom diff)
TA means: Tom's change, applied
TNA means: Tom's change, not applied
TO means: Tom's change, other, see explanation.
On 12/31/06, Eric Auer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Welcome in 2007 :-)
Here part 2 of my mail from last year ;-), comparing Toms
extra stable 2035c kernel to the CVS stable HEAD 2036 kernel.
inthndlr.c: Toms version modifies DL on return from int 21.3301
(set ctrl c flag), while the CVS does not - CVS is better.
The CVS version uses the
Hi all
... and happy new year :-)
I took some time to compare the current CVS stable / HEAD
kernel FreeDOS 2036 to the extra stable 2035c kernel
which is used by Tom. The latter is generally a bit older,
but also features some patches which have not yet found
their way into 2036. There are also
