I am continuing on with my ansi patch of dosbox. It can turn on ansi depending on your wish.
And I want to write a helper executable on z:? so that the user can turn it on and off at any times.
I wonder what is the correct way of writing such a utility, how to determine its size?
Do I mock instructions with those fake executables?
Thanks
Jack
You'd have to compile it into the source. I'm not sure how you'd do this, however. AFAIK, the "executables" on DosBox's Z: drive aren't actually MS-DOS executables, but rather they're just representations of DosBox's inbuilt functions.
My NEW(ish) desktop:
yep, just check how we implement them.
(for example MEM is a nice one to start with)
Water flows down the stream
How to ask questions the smart way!
Wild guess, So I write the dos program, compile it to exe, then paste the code byte into dosbox?
Why don't you look the source up instead of guessing?
