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DOSes written in assembly (Developers)

posted by rr  , Berlin, Germany, 07.04.2024, 17:24

> Somewhere in 1985 I had to choose between Turbo Pascal and C as programming
> language. I chose for TP but sometimes I regret it, seeing how many
> programs and OSes are written in C. That Linux is written in C, is
> completely understandable, but a DOS, like FreeDOS, no.
>
> So I started to write my
> own DOS, CBM-DOS. It is not MS-DOS compatible and has its own file
> system. I also started to create
> my own BASIC. At
> the moment it is bootable, partly based on CBM-DOS.
>
> My question: are there other open source DOSes around, meant for 8088/8086
> computers and purely written in assembly?

Just in case some of you forgot: This forum exists to discuss MS-DOS-compatible DOSes, but not every OS having a command shell.

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• DOSes written in assembly - Ruud, 31.03.2024, 08:48 (Developers)
  • DOSes written in assembly - Rugxulo, 31.03.2024, 09:42
    • DOSes written in assembly - ecm, 31.03.2024, 10:01
  • DOSes written in assembly - Laaca, 31.03.2024, 17:09
  • DOSes written in assembly - boeckmann, 31.03.2024, 18:52
    • DOSes written in assembly - Ruud, 01.04.2024, 08:06
      • DOSes written in assembly - RayeR, 01.04.2024, 20:24
  • DOSes written in assembly - tom, 31.03.2024, 20:00
  • DOSes written in assembly - samwdpckr, 01.04.2024, 20:54
  • DOSes written in assembly - kerravon, 04.04.2024, 15:11
    • DOSes written in assembly - Ruud, 07.04.2024, 14:45
      • DOSes written in assembly - kerravon, 07.04.2024, 16:55
        • DOSes written in assembly - Rugxulo, 08.04.2024, 02:45
        • Disassembly quality - ecm, 14.04.2024, 19:33
  • DOSes written in assembly - rr, 07.04.2024, 17:24
    • DOSes written in assembly - Ruud, 07.04.2024, 21:48