I, for one, am a regular user of Euphoria in DOS. Actually, I'm even a
registered user, from the days when it was shareware. Over the years I
ported all my previous MS-Basic programs to Euphoria.
Every day I run under FreeDOS many Euphoria programs. They became
invaluable to me. Here are some w
Marco Achury wrote:
[snip]
Sorry, but looks like nobody cares. So no need to post again.
Robert Riebisch
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The last alfa3 release for Euphoria 4.0 included DOS interpreter, even
was made a zip DOS download.
But remain some bug bugs that prevent the DOS interpreter to run under
Win98 and because the lack
of interest and no feedback from DOS users, the developers decided don't
include to drop DOS suppor
Ulrich Hansen wrote:
>> Did you also report this to Michael? I think, he wants some feedback
>> from testers. :-)
> Yes I did.
Thanks!
> What do you think about the performance of mTCP FTP? Did you find time
> for testing yet?
Not yet.
Robert Riebisch
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Eric,
the gmail on w2000 at the library is acting buggy, don't know if .txt
attachment made it out.
The answer to your query is in the attachment. kurt.
re: "..what uninitialized pointers, etc..."'
Eric,
you might have misconstrued what I was refering to; I had come across the
foll
Eric,
the response to your query (what dummy pointers?...) is maybe a bit geeky
for tis page, so I'm including it as a '.txt' attachment; if passersby wish
to wiew it they can.
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Solution:
On line 44:
struct country mycountry; /* NLS stuff added 0.91k */
Change "country" to "COUNTRY", because C is case-sensitive. :) Rugxulo
figured it out.
The lesson to be drawn today: develop in Pascal, since that's not
case-sensitive, and have a nice system for handling modules (units
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From: MegaBrutal
Date: 2009/8/5
Subject: Unable to compile format
To: Eric Auer
Hi Eric,
I've downloaded the source code of FORMAT (file name:
format-0.91v.zip). I've tried to compile it, but the compile fails,
despite I have TC++ and MAKE. It states the
Robert Riebisch wrote:
> Did you also report this to Michael? I think, he wants some feedback
> from testers. :-)
Yes I did.
> I proofread your article relaxedly.
Thanks a lot for the corrections. I just changed it in our wiki.
What do you think about the performance of mTCP FTP? Did you find t
