Hmm, maybe you could do some kind of control panel inside DOSBox window - after pressing some keys switch emulation to "text mode", and display some kind of menu (like this from Game Wizard). This way the menu would be cross-platform and usable in all the OpenGL/Direct3D/OtherStrangeDisplayDrivers …

I use only default compiler options. Well, none of my friends got Linux installed, so I'm unable to try to reproduce this bug on a different machine 🙁

I've got gcc 3.2.2-5 (from Red Hat). I could also observe this bug on Gentoo 2004.0 (gcc 3.3.2-r5). Remember not to launch util.exe from c:\ - before writing 'util [ENTER]' cd to some directory which isn't in your path first (as I did).

Hmm, perhaps sometjing is wrong in the file 'shell_misc.cpp', method 'DOS_Shell::Which'. Starting from line 473 (DOSBox 0.61) it contains code: 473: if(Bitu len=strlen(path)){ 474: if(path[strlen(path)-1]!='\\') strcat(path,"\\"); 475: strcat(path,name); 476: strcpy(which_ret,path); 477: if (DOS_ …

Hi there! I have found a bug in a DOSBox shell. In my dosbox.conf file, in the [autoexec] section I've got only two lines, similar to this: mount -t dir c /path/to/my/c/directory set PATH=z:\;c:\;c:\dn; In the 'DN' directory I've got DOS NAVIGATOR installed (there is a file called DN.COM in the DN …

Hello there! DOSBox has one disadvantage - you have to manually set how many CPU cycles per second it tries to emulate. The problem is, that with some games you can use bigger values for the 'cycles' constant, but another require lower values (or you get choppy sound and games slows down). To find …

The archive csdpmi*s.zip is a source code[\b] of cwsdpmi dos extender. Download binaries (csdpmi*b.zip), unpack it and copy cwsdpmi.exe to the directory with your program.

Hi! Dynamic translation is great, but breaks many games - like The Settlers or Ultimate Body Blows. Both of them are protected mode games and both of them uses DOS4GW DOS extender. But guess what? I have discovered, that it is still possible to run this games with dynamic cpu core if you use open …

Hello there! When running DOSBox in fullscreen mode, I can often notice black borders on the screen - i. e. when using resolution 640x400 in emulated PC and 640x480 in my real computer, DOSBox displays 40 black lines over and 40 black lines under the picture, instead of stretching the picture to …