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Alternative for M$ CP/M assembler M80 & L80 for DOS/Win32? (Users)

posted by Rugxulo Homepage, Usono, 05.12.2024, 04:52

> > Well, I compiled the NTVCM. It required updating my OpenWatcom
> toolchain.

I did mention it needed v2. I have not tested much since I'm not directly familiar with CP/M.

> > Also my mingw64/g++-8.1.0 seems to be too old to know advanced c++
> > features...

G++ 8.x should be circa 2018, so it can't be "too old" (IMHO). I would be surprised if he is using C++17 or newer.

However, be careful of what the default dialect used is. You may have to override it manually. (For comparison, upcoming GCC 15 has C23 as default, since that was just published/finalized, or more likely their "gnu23" variant.)

> Hm, even with latest mingw I'm unable to compile NTVCM for windows.
>
> Well, I fixed it by adding
> #ifdef _WIN32
> #include <process.h>
> #endif

IIRC, MingW [sic] is not supported anymore, most people use MingW-w64. I looked at one of them (for something a while back) but balked at the 500 MB download and Win10 suggested minimum requirement. Granted, that covers a lot of ground (popular libraries and tools), but meh.

> So I step further to compile the monitor source.

I forgot about Alfred Arnold's AS cross-assembler. (In fairness, I haven't used most of these tools and don't have direct experience, so I'm little help.)

 

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