Koder wrote:
Hi,
After a few years of being idle in the DOS-scene, I am looking to writing
some new apps. I am using Borland's TC 2.01 because that has been released
for free. Here are some questions for you dev's:
1) If I were to write a FreeDOS-targetted application on FreeDOS, which C++
compiler would be the most interesting? I have a copy of TC++ 3.0 lying
around somewhere. Is that one freely available yet?
I typically use djgpp or Cygwin/gcc and M$ Visual C++ in console app
mode. I then try OpenWatcom and see if I can get everything working on
all three with a minimum of fuss. Throw in an
autoconf/automake-generated configure script, et voila!
2) Is anyone using lex/yacc in any project? Did you use it for the
processing of .bat files? If not, then why not? Will lex/yacc work with TC
2.01?
GNU flex/bison and Berkeley yacc (or byacc) are Free versions of
lex/yacc. The code produced with them should be portable enough that you
can use it.
I know I could just look all of this up, but I guess you guys already know
the answers...
Thanks in advance!
Gregory Pietsch
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