This patch enables the Dos interrupt Int 21H function 57h-01h.
DOS programs as Norton Commander were able to compare directories (based on size and last modification time) and then synchronize those directories. To perform this task, you need this interrupt function (which is not yet implemented in DosBox 0.65).
You may download the patch at http://www.qv90.de?sw&F8=1&CI=1&FI=3
hmm i played with that myself lately as well.
I had a lot of problems with the daylight saving over at my place.
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yes yes this was quite hard to track down 😀 to be honest - the solution I provide is developed with Visual C++ on WinXP. I'm not able to check the funcionality on Linux.
Let me know if you encounteres any problem.
bug fix implemented. new version
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wrote:This patch enables the Dos interrupt Int 21H function 57h-01h.
It would be interesting to combine these with my not officially released patch for local DOSbox date/time (see CMOS clock patch (dates not changing when left overnight)).
JAL
When loading file timestamp in DosBox (0.65) it is converted using "localtime()" to sync displayed timestamp with XP and taking care on dayligth saving. My patch takes care about it by reconverting time to gmt before updating host file timestamp.
At no point Dosbox date and time functions were used. So I see no overlapping (without checking your code patch). Should both work.
I moved all my patches to one place. Please refer to viewtopic.p...p;start=27
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