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Fix various compiler warnings. Fix bug causing double free when a file isn't found. Fix bug using uninitialized variable parsing null filename. Fix bug causing crash when format 3 retrieval pointer encountered. Add support for readline (command line editing and history on Unix) Untangle NT I/O so it builds without the direct access SCSI API & works. Report errors as text messages everywhere. Add MSVC project files. Implement most of dir/full Partially implement XABITM Add help to command tables. Allow choice of VMS qualifiers or Unix options. mount /write // /dev/cdrom or mount -write /dev/cdrom Parse quoted strings as command parameters. Mount /write "/dev/cdrom" search [*...]*.txt "My words for you" Resolve command, parameter & qualifier ambiguity from tables. Consolidate the various makefiles into a common file with very small platform-specific wrappers. This simplifies maintenance. Add diskio module to allow easy access to .iso images and simulator files. Removes requirement for loop device or equivalent. Builds as a separate executable. Writes to the ODS2 volumes are broken.
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ODS-2 builds on most platforms using the make utility.
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Most of the make logic is in makefile.generic, which is
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included by a platform-specific makefile.
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The platform-specific files are:
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makefile.unix -- Most Unix/Linux platforms
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makefile.solaris -- Solaris
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makefile.tru64 -- Tru64/DEC OSF/1
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makefile.nt -- Windows NT
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Select the appropriate platform file & review the definitions.
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The easiest way to build ODS-2 is to softlink Makefile to
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the platform file. For example:
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ln -s makefile.unix Makefile
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make clean && make
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Alternatively, the following equivalent command can be used:
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make -f makefile.unix clean && make -f makefile.unix
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If your make doesn't support the "include" directive, you
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can run makefile.generic manually. Instructions are in that file.
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Copy the resulting object file to a convenient location on your path,
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e.g. /usr/local/bin on unix, or add the build directory to the PATH
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environment variable on windows.
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If you need different definitions for another platform, please
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add a new platform-specific file rather than changing makefile.generic.
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On VMS, you can use the DCL command procedure build.com to build
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with DECC or GCC, with
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$ @build
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build.com will automatically select decc,vaxc or gcc.
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If you have MMS/mmk, use descrip.mms, with
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$ mmk
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To build with VAXC
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$ mmk/macro=vaxc=1
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