Stas Sergeev

fix(plat/fvp): provide boot files via semihosting

Sorry for not mentioning the exact packages for which I needed this. At least that seems convenient for DN2 and some networking apps, like wget, links etc that can be used from scripts.

please populate links dir

ability to distribute wchar.c under LGPL

Hi, If FDPP can assist in getting 16-bit DOS programs to run under PDOS/386, that would be of interest. I updated the readme: https://github.com/dosemu2/fdpp/blob/master/README.md to state more explicitly that it runs DOS programs, and also added the description of pdos/386. Hope I described it properly.

Hi! 16.05.2020 04:28, Paul Edwards пишет: Hi Stas. Thanks for your email. Just found out about your new release on bttr forum. From the short discussion there, I've found out that pdos/386 can run gcc (djgpp? or what kind of gcc?) and It requires a custom-built version of GCC and binutils designed to produce a.out format executables. OK, I understand. That sounds good. However fdpp requires clang+nasm+objdump. Any possibility of a clang port? In short, fdpp is "the thing" that adds a full DOS compatibility...

16.05.2020 12:40, Paul Edwards пишет: However fdpp requires clang+nasm+objdump. Any possibility of a clang port? Yes, I can look into that. Thanks! I am still hoping one day the gcc port will be possible, but for now gcc devs are not interested in fdpp. But I thought you do use v86 internally for a bios calls? So at least you have a way to call to v86? If so - this is all that is needed. I don’t use v86, I use actual real mode. ie I drop from protected mode to real mode in order to execute the BIOS...

16.05.2020 12:40, Paul Edwards пишет: However fdpp requires clang+nasm+objdump. Any possibility of a clang port? Yes, I can look into that. Thanks! I am still hoping one day the gcc port will be possible, but for now gcc devs are not interested in fdpp. But I thought you do use v86 internally for a bios calls? So at least you have a way to call to v86? If so - this is all that is needed. I don’t use v86, I use actual real mode. ie I drop from protected mode to real mode in order to execute the BIOS...