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posted by ecm Homepage E-mail, Düsseldorf, Germany, 06.04.2009, 19:23

> > > One of my favorite MS-DOS editors was Dr. David Nye's e.com. E was
> > > written in TASM. It edited files up to the limit of memory,
> >
> > Yes, I know. No more stinkin' 64k limit (sorry FD Edit and Freemacs!).
>
> I kinda like Freemacs. And you can make a case that if the file you are
> editing is bigger than 64KB, you are doing soomething wrong... :-P

RXDOSDEV ASM        63.854  20.01.2009  20:40
RXDOSCFG ASM        64.057  11.01.2009  19:55
RXDOSDV2 ASM        70.480  14.12.2008  21:30
RXDOSINI ASM        83.478  01.04.2009  15:55
RXDOSLFN ASM       119.038  11.01.2009  21:11
RXDOS    ASM       160.990  01.04.2009  18:54


There you go. (The decimal point of the file sizes is none, it's the European thousands separator.) The RxDOSLFN file really contains the LFN handling only, while the main RxDOS file contains some tables and interrupt handlers plus the high layer of many subfunctions. These files, as opposed to the originals, already use tabs. If you're interested, the remaining kernel files (mostly below 30 KiB each) sum up to another 336,070 bytes.

You could argue that writing stuff in C is better, then :-D

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