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I wish to get FASM fulling working natively with all version of cp/m-86, to modify for modern hardware and 32/64 bit architecture.
For The Purpose of HIGH END applications for workstations. two problems: compiling to .cmd and transfer to native file format which i think is called "BDOS". _________________ 9518741 Last edited by connor on 14 Nov 2016, 04:16; edited 2 times in total |
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28 Jun 2016, 05:53 |
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It would help if you could at least describe what fasm would have to support to help you with what you need here. Is it some specific output format? Most certainly some macros could be created for fasmg to assemble any output format you might need. I noticed that there are H86 files in the archives that appear to be in the Intel HEX format - fasmg already has macros for that. As for the other files present there, I don't know what format do they use, but given enough information fasmg macros should be able to handle everything.
I also noticed a funny detail: the "CPM86 SC\V1-1PA\D2\8087.LIB" file contains the implementation of 8087 instructions in form of macros. This is very much in the same spirit as the fasmg currently is (though fasmg suffers from trying to be more universal). |
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30 Jun 2016, 04:50 |
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use dskmaint.cmd
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23 Jul 2016, 11:18 |
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oh this looks cool:
http://www.classiccmp.org/cpmarchives/cpm/mirrors/www.seanet.com/~klaw/index.html http://www.classiccmp.org/cpmarchives/LIVE/CPM-Live.html Last edited by connor on 09 Jun 2017, 05:16; edited 1 time in total |
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23 Jul 2016, 11:51 |
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jhgt
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25 Jul 2016, 02:14 |
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If all else fails, you could write your own disk image utility...
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25 Jul 2016, 02:55 |
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THANK YOU EBAY
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04 Dec 2016, 06:40 |
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connor wrote: Whats an easy way to open view and transfer files from fat, ntfs, or unix file system into the format that cpm uses and back? I still don't understand your obsession with CP/M-86 (instead of something more common like DOS). I've never used any CP/M variant. Having said that, is perhaps LIBDSK/CPMTOOLS what you want here? |
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rugxulo wrote: I still don't understand your obsession with CP/M-86 (instead of something more common like DOS). People have different likes, no big deal. |
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05 Dec 2016, 15:28 |
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I only meant that DOS targets the same hardware (8086, 8088) and is more widely known and available and supported (rarely, these days). Heck, DOS started as a CP/M clone (API only). Digital Research had dozens of variations of OSes, but even they mostly gave up and went "DOS only" in DR-DOS.
It's not wrong to want to support it, but when even DOS is ignored, I think the odds are very low. I would almost rather suggest finding a good C compiler (if that's possible) and rebuilding NASM instead. The obvious person to ask for suggestions would be Matthias Paul, but I don't know of a reliable way to contact him. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CP/M-86 |
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FROM A FACTORY SEALED 5 1/4" disk.
Came with Two Extra non factory sealed disks. A DEMO DISK & A SAMPLE DISK not shown here due to corruption. IT all came with a system manual purchased off e-bay for $250 For what it is enjoy _________________ 9518741 Last edited by connor on 11 Feb 2019, 04:32; edited 1 time in total |
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