I wrote my first DOS program in 1984 on my IBM PC. I loved that keyboard back then but now it makes so much noise. Anyway, I am wanting to set up a dev environment to develop for FreeDOS. I was hoping to get some direction from the group on how to get started. Should I use Borland C or Turbo C++ or what. What version? I want to write code that will work on the oldest systems still in operation now. Can I code on my Windows 10 machine or should I do it on the legacy box. Where can I find legacy software for EMR (electronic medical records) like CHIRON (see below) The Australian state of South Australia is being sued for refusing to stop using CHIRON, an MS-DOS-based software from the '90s that stores patient records. Their license expired in March of 2015, but they claim it would be risky to stop using it. CHIRON's vendor, Working Systems, says SA Health has been the only user of CHIRON since 2008 when they declined to migrate to the successor product MasterCare ePAS.
| | | | | | | | | | | SA Health sticking to Chiron despite licence dispute Kate McDonald The South Australian Department of Health plans to continue to use Global Health's Chiron software in some of it... | | | There are so many legacy computers in the world running software that is not supported so I need to set up the development environment and protocol identifying for what type of machines and configurations we will develop for, Processor, memory, BIOS, etc. Any help, comments etc would be greatly appreciated. Charles Terrill cht4.com
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