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Few weeks ago there used to be VMWARE along with keygen you know where
If it won't come back soon, I'll put it back. I also have install disks of good old MSDOS 6.2, so I can send them to you (or upload them somewhere 4x1.44MB).Good luck, least |
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Least, I so appreciate what you're doing. It's painful when you're struggling to understand and nothing is working. It is such a burden lifted when you find others who will help. The offer on the VMWARE and the DOS is super. I have been trying to bone up on DOS syntax and am anxious to get started again. With each start I get a little further. In one SI tut (SoftIce manual Release 2.5) they use a program called GDIDEMO (to debug as an example) and with DOS prompt C:\PROGRAM FILES\NUMEGA\DRIVERSTUDIO\SOFTICE\EXAMPLES\GDIDEMO>NMAKE. Must this be done to each program (NMAKE) before loading into symbol loader? Do you know where to get GDIDEMO.EXE?
Once again thanks so much, d
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In fact the nmake is program for automation of program compilation. It is part of (I think) every C compiler. Here it has debug info turned on (in the makefile), so when you debug it, you'll see to which lines the code belongs to. Also you need the exe to be run in the directory where sources are located. This means that this can be done only with programs, that you have with full source code. But this situation is quite rare in reality
![]() The benefit is that you'll learn the basics. To compile it, you have to load environment variables for your compiler, then run nmake with the right parameters (nmake /f makefile). Good luck, least |
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Thanks least. That��s interesting information. I found a printout of GDIDEMO done in C++ and I have installed Borland Turbo C++ (ver 3.0). With a little bit of luck I should be able to create the program and run the tut. Any suggestions?
Thanks, d |
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Suggestions? Well, check a mail
![]() You should have two new things there (gdidemo too). PS. Isn't that C you installed for DOS? If yes then you probably will have problems, since the program is made for windows(95 at least I think). Last edited by least; 03-29-2004 at 17:36. |
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Ok least. I checked mail, nothing there except ads. If you sent something it didn't make it. Yes you're right. C was for dos...I didn't think about that. I also downloaded some other versions from ftp but haven't had time to work with yet. Also I checked my e-mail address and it seems to be ok.
Thanks again, d
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OK, I'm resending it now. If it won't make it, let me know and I'll make it another way
![]() Regards, least |
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