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FTE.EXE created with HXDEV and VC++ Toolkit 2003 (Announce)

posted by DOS386, 10.03.2008, 08:55

Japheth wrote in other thread:

> (the superior, fine and free MS VC 2003 Toolkit for example)...

Really ? For what use ? Just want to be safe, King Hutch wrote:

> Legality is not a negotiable matter

Japheth wrote:

> Thanks for this hint, but the purpose of my post wasn't to provide another
> "fantastic" and "most up-to-date" DOS editor, but to prove
> - that VC TK 2003 works with - slightly modified - HXDEV 2.14.

YES. :-)

> - that linking with HX's static Win32 code works for real-life apps as
> well, not just artificial samples.

YES. :-)

> - that DGPJJ is inferior and heavily bloated compared to MSVC. The VC
> binary is just 510 kB and includes a 34 kB DPMI host, while the original
> DGPJJ binary is 680 kB without DPMI host.

1. You forgot to boast that your binary is 510 BEFORE UPX'ing :lol:

2. It indeed starts in DOS and does something ... but either it's unusable or I don't know how to use it ... same as with the D port :-(

3. The D guys should notice this :hungry:

4. For me, still, the only 2 usable editors are KINESICS (requires HX) and INFOPAD (minor bugs left). Even both FASM IDE's failed my S&R tests :-(

5. Maybe you could also port/hack also KINESICS this way ? It couldn't "directly" compete against a D port since there is none, but it could compete against all the buggy / premature "DOS" editors compiled with D ... ;-)

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