blog:pushbx:2024:1111_early_november_work
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blog:pushbx:2024:1111_early_november_work [2024-11-11 18:04:25 +0100 Nov Mon] ecm created |
blog:pushbx:2024:1111_early_november_work [2024-11-11 19:03:21 +0100 Nov Mon] (current) ecm [(Free)DOS Debug accepts ''mov cx, al'' instruction] |
I did wonder whether the application is properly credited in DOSBox-X. Its source tree contains a file named CREDITS.md but the only relevant entry is "FreeDOS utilities as binary blobs (FreeDOS; no license)". Turns out [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79171410/how-to-print-a-symbol-for-a-user-provided-number-of-times-in-dos-assembly-x86#comment139607446_79171410|for the original DOS Debug branch this is probably fine]]. Maybe not so much for other FreeDOS applications included there. | I did wonder whether the application is properly credited in DOSBox-X. Its source tree contains a file named CREDITS.md but the only relevant entry is "FreeDOS utilities as binary blobs (FreeDOS; no license)". Turns out [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79171410/how-to-print-a-symbol-for-a-user-provided-number-of-times-in-dos-assembly-x86#comment139607446_79171410|for the original DOS Debug branch this is probably fine]]. Maybe not so much for other FreeDOS applications included there. |
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Eventually I confirmed that the most recent release of DOS Debug/X still accepts the incorrect ''mov cx, al'' instruction. | Eventually I confirmed that the most recent release of DOS Debug/X still accepts the incorrect ''mov cx, al'' instruction. (**ETA**: I [[https://github.com/Baron-von-Riedesel/DOS-debug/issues/19|reported the bug to the DOS Debug/X repo]].) |
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