c - How to install DJGPP - Stack Overflow some older DJGPP builds based on GCC 4 1 2 with a complete environment (including VMDK), for legacy projects and or quick bootstrapping of development of Allegro 4 apps (most of it very handy for e g cross-compiling Allegro for Open Watcom) - provided with patched Allegro 4 2 3, i e the last release for DOS:
Newest djgpp Questions - Stack Overflow While reading a binary file using DJGPP on DOS this code hangs This happens when the fread call is made If the call is removed then the program runs successfully
Is __MSDOS__ still defined when compiling with djgpp? Is using __MSDOS__ enough with djgpp or should __DJGPP__ be used instead? By comparison, I know _WIN32 isn’t defined by default on cygwin (based on the assumption djgpp and cygwin have the purpose to build an Unix layer to hide real OS details)
c++ - MinGW compile for MS DOS - Stack Overflow It's pretty old, but DJGPP exists precisely for DOS development I hasn't been updated since 2000, but it works I hasn't been updated since 2000, but it works It's basically the same as MinGW, but exclusively for DOS
compile C program to MS-DOS environment - Stack Overflow If you want to take advantage of a 32-bit processor (386 and above) to run 32-bit code under 16-bit DOS (using DPMI), then DJGPP is definitely the right tool That is, it produces 16-bit dos executable files containing 32-bit code For object format it uses 32-bit COFF
FreeDOS + RHIDE (DJGPP environment) = DOS Memory Corruption? After I enter the DJGPP IDE (called "RHIDE") and run an application once, I can no longer run anything, and when I exit the IDE, I get a message saying "dos mem corrupt" and "PANIC: MCB chain corrupted": This happens for every program I run from RHIDE, and running the same programs "manually" from the FreeDOS command line yields no such problem
C (++) Compiler Transition - Make DJGPP go away please Anywho, rather than try to work out some dirty hack to make the darn thing compile with DJGPP, we've decided that we want to ditch DJGPP entirely and work with a different version of GCC for windows The trouble is, MinGW (to my knowledge) doesn't let us use NASM syntax for the assembly portions of the code, and it would be a bit of a pain to
djgpp compiled harbour exe does not run in pure dos This also works fine in console window but compiled for pure DOS I think there is some problem with all the exes produced using harbour and djgpp if they are big one simple 5-6 line program's hrb file was run correctly in pure dos by hbrun ( Size of hbrun is about 1700 K where as my exe file size is 950 K Can anybody shade some light ?
Protected Hardware Interrupt Handler Stuck? (DJGPP) I'm trying to set up a hardware interrupt handler in protected mode, using djgpp-2 for compiling in dosbox-0 74 Here's the smallest code possible (timer interrupt), I guess: Here's the smallest code possible (timer interrupt), I guess: