See the FreeDOS Spec [0]. OpenWatcom C/C++ (1.9?) (and by extension
WASM/JWASM? for ASM??) and NASM (no version either though many are
based on 0.98.x) are the reference compilers/assemblers/linker.
I was able to able to compile a recent kernel version with the
non-reference compiler Borland C/C+
On Wed, 04 Jan 2017 18:59:25 -0800, Ben Hutchinson wrote:
> Of all the many files in the FreeDOS sourcecode, which files will I need
> if I just want to compile the bootsector and the kernel?
You'll need the source files present in the "KERNEL" package,
unsurprisingly. You can also fetch these so
Of all the many files in the FreeDOS sourcecode, which files will I need if
I just want to compile the bootsector and the kernel? I don't care to build
command.com, or any of the tools that normally come with a full copy of
FreeDOS. And also, what is the recommended free compiler (I'm not about to
