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The Doszip Commander version 2.30 available (Announce)

posted by nidud E-mail, Norway, 14.04.2012, 14:51

Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/doszip/files/

Changes in 2.30 - 14 Apr 2012
- fixed bug in compress - data error in 1 byte files
- fixed bug in compress - error in cancel button (Esc)
- fixed bug in enter subdir on network
- fixed (some) bugs in Editor - Shift-F3: compile
- fixed bug in File Search (mask) - added quotes for "Long file names"
- added Multi Locations to File Search - A: C: "D:\My stuff" ..\sub
- added Location to History file

Doszip is now more or less depended on JWasm to compile correctly. In order to make a debug version TASM and MASM have been used. The latest changes use MASM syntax, so this exclude TASM, and using Watcom fastcall functions also exclude MASM.

JWasm provide line number debug info using the ?Zd switch which could be used by the Borland tools. This will be sufficient for writing/compiling using BC and TD. However, JWasm do not provide a full path in the .OBJ files produced, so source tracing will not work.

MASM produce a full pathname (drive included) in .OBJ files. TASM produce a relative path from the current directory. This is used by the debugger to load the source file in the IDE. The same thing applies to the error output used by the IDE to load the source file with line number.

A modified version of JWasm, including full path in .OBJ and output, is included in the dztools.zip file.

The output from a NT program loaded by a 16-bit application is another issue. Using JWasm directly in BC will fail in this regard, so a 16-bit loader (a fake TASM.EXE) is made for the BC IDE. This translate TASM syntax to JWasm syntax, executes JWasm and fixes the output stream.

Note: The TASM clone is currently hard-coded, assuming \JWASM\JWasm.exe.

 

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