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Hello Bob! 04 Oct 03 14:04, you wrote to me: BJ> A version of YACC or BISON. We should be able to use a port of this BJ> to OS/2 of the version we are using under Linux. This I will need help in locating. BJ> And since we are working with sourceforge for souce code control, a BJ> version of CVS or access to a system where you can run CVS against the BJ> sourceforge site, along with a sourceforge address. Hmm, I seem to remember that the os/2 versions of CVS is somewhat old. Under Linux I'm running 1.11.2 (Client/Server). BJ> That's the basics from my memory..... If you would like to help keep BJ> the OS/2 version compilable with Watcom (or the EMX port of GCC) that BJ> would help. I'll try the Watcom method as my 11.0c is a update from original v11.0, a & b. BJ> Also, with Watcom, we should be able to generate cross compiles for BJ> the DOS and Win32 based system. In theory I should be able to compile Win and Dos providing all code to support swapping, DPMI etc is included. BJ> None of this is getting done with the current Maxiums linux port. Now BJ> that we have some (minor) squish changes made and Sqafix compiled, it BJ> would be good to get those pieces compiling (and working) back in the BJ> OS/2 (and DOS and Win32) envriornments. BJ> Can you help with that? Yes, should be able to. As the OS/2 sub-system is on the same box as this Linux implementation I will keep the dual boot system until I can build a independent box just for OS/2/Win/Dos dev. The only question is what platform to use for building. Vince --- Linux/Mbse/GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5* Origin: Air Applewood, Linux Gateway for Essex (2:257/609) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 257/609 250/501 140/1 106/2000 633/267 |
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