some c code

[Seb McClouth]

It's written in C and ASM. I have some manuals but they just go on the things it does, not how it was written and why that way.
I just dig up the most important things and see what I can translate over.

grtz

[moneo]

It's written in C and ASM. I have some manuals but they just go on the things it does, not how it was written and why that way.
I just dig up the most important things and see what I can translate over.

grtz

Suggestion: try to get a hold of the compiler which you think corresponds to the C code that you're translating. Then you can lift the code into a little test program in C, compile it, and see how it runs. Now that you know how the code works, you can then translate it into QB.

Regards..... Moneo
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[Seb McClouth]

It uses the GCC compiler, but I need to run Linux to use it... I'm trying to get one for DOS, if I do, I'll sure give it a try...

thx

[moneo]

It uses the GCC compiler, but I need to run Linux to use it... I'm trying to get one for DOS, if I do, I'll sure give it a try...
thx

If your PC has the capacity, you might consider loading Linux into another partition. You seem to be doing a lot of Linux related stuff anyway.
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[MystikShadows]

Hi again Seb.

There's a dos port of GCC called djgpp. You can get that right here:
http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/

Hope it helps.

[Seb McClouth]

In reply to Moneo: Yes I'm doing a lot with Linux, currently I have to use Windows because my grpx-card isn't really functioning with Linux, so I'm stuck with Windows at the moment. I'm doing this all on my old computer, and ofcourse the laptop for the QBinux-thing.

Mystik: I'll see if I can copy it to my laptop and try it on that. Thx for the info!!

grtz