Hi!
6-Ноя-2004 10:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Erwin Veermans) wrote to
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EV> - Insert in Config.mak after "CC = $(BINPATH)\TCC +$(CFG)"
EV> !if $(XMS_SWAP)
EV> CC = $(BINPATH)\TCC +$(CFG) -1
EV> !endif
Better:
CC=...
!if ...
CC=$(CC) -1
!endif
Also, checking for XMS_SWAP p
Hello Bart, Erwin,
>> "Error: segment _TEXT exceeds 64K" (repeated 4 times)
> You're doing nothing wrong here as far as I can see. The source is too
> big now to fit in 64k. Large model is a work around but then you'd need a
> suppl_l.lib.
I recently compiled it, and it _text was 0xFE??
not mu
On Sat, 6 Nov 2004, Erwin Veermans wrote:
> > > You're doing nothing wrong here as far as I can see. The source is
> > > too big now to fit in 64k. Large model is a work around but then
> > > you'd need a suppl_l.lib.
> >
> > The simplest workaround is to use
> > CC = $(BINPATH)\TCC +$(CFG) -1
> >
> > You're doing nothing wrong here as far as I can see. The source is
> > too big now to fit in 64k. Large model is a work around but then
> > you'd need a suppl_l.lib.
>
> The simplest workaround is to use
> CC = $(BINPATH)\TCC +$(CFG) -1
> in config.mak. It makes command.com unusable on 8088s b
Hi!
6-Ноя-2004 12:23 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bart Oldeman) wrote to
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>> "Error: segment _TEXT exceeds 64K" (repeated 4 times)
BO> You're doing nothing wrong here as far as I can see. The source is too
BO> big now to fit in 64k.
Not "source", but generated code. This message al
On Sat, 6 Nov 2004, Bart Oldeman wrote:
> You're doing nothing wrong here as far as I can see. The source is too
> big now to fit in 64k. Large model is a work around but then you'd need a
> suppl_l.lib.
The simplest workaround is to use
CC = $(BINPATH)\TCC +$(CFG) -1
in config.mak. It makes comm
On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Erwin Veermans wrote:
> I run build.bat and it halts almost immediately in .\suppl
> "suppl.tgz: bad compression data"
yes, suppl.tgz is corrupted. I tried to tar xzvf it and that doesn't help
either. The one in CVS is also corrupted, for one things it lacks the cvs
kb tag.
While not qualified as a hardcore DOS programmer I am
trying to compile FreeCOM and I never got so close as this
time so maybe someone can help me out here ...
I downloaded and unzipped current CVS-freecom:
http://fdos.org/kernel/freecom.HEAD.zip (2004-11-05)
I installed Tcpp101 and NASM 0.98.36
