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After renaming OPTIONS. back to <code class="notransl

Existing nonexisting files... I'm confuzzeld... about runcpm HOT 3 CLOSED

mockbatheborg commented on August 21, 2024

Existing nonexisting files... I'm confuzzeld...

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MockbaTheBorg commented on August 21, 2024 1

Solved ... now you should be able to type the files normally on Debian.

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MockbaTheBorg commented on August 21, 2024

Now I am the one confused ... lol ... I understand the problem but I am not sure yet how to fix it.
Interestingly it doesn't happen with the windows port, so it is related to the posix abstraction.

I will take a look and let you know.

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drawkula commented on August 21, 2024

After renaming OPTIONS. back to OPTIONS:

RunCPM Version 2.7 (CP/M 2.2 64K)

A>c:
C>type options
Z80 CP/M C compiler options:

-A      Generate a self-relocating .COM program
-R      Link in command line wild card expansion code
-V      Be verbose during compilation
-S      Generate assembler code in a .AS file; don't assemble or link
-C      Generate object code only; don't link.
-O      Invoke the peephole optimizer
-I      Specify an include directory, e.g. -I1:B:
-U      Undefine a predefined symbol, e.g. -UDEBUG
-D      Define a symbol, e.g. -DDEBUG=1
-L      Scan a library, e.g. -LF scans the floating point library
-F      Generate a symbol file suitable for use with debug.com, e.g.
                -Ffile.sym; default file name is L.SYM.
-W      Set warning level, e.g. -w5 or -w-2
-X      Suppress local symbols in symbol tables
-M      Generate a map file, e.g. -Mfile.map

C>_

Fine!
Life is easier this way because e.g. *nixish unzip unpacks files without extension without trailing dot.
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