DOS ain't dead - JED 0.99.19 + S-Lang 2.2.3

Rugxulo

Usono,
16.12.2010, 00:36
(edited by Rugxulo, 16.12.2010, 01:05)

JED 0.99.19 + S-Lang 2.2.3 (Developers)

Okay, so I barely remembered JED for DOS/DJGPP as working quite well (esp. mouse integration although I don't use that). However, since I'm frequenting on a different computer (and old laptop fizzled), I have to get it all over again. For some dumb reason, Mr. Davis still only has "old" 0.99.16's .ZIP on his FTP, and even rr's old link ( http://www.bttr-software.de/misc/jed9918d.zip ) is dead. :-(

But I did try rebuilding (before trying to grab all those again for completeness), and luckily newer S-Lang versions don't have the incompatibilities with JED that older ones had. (I think rr said old 2.0.7 was needed for 0.99.18.)

Well, anyways, just FYI for anybody who cares, it does apparently work again. I should really whip up a quick .BAT to show how to recompile it. It doesn't take long, so gimme a few minutes, and I'll respond to myself! :-D

P.S. Don't forget http://jedmodes.sourceforge.net/

jed-0.99-19.tar.bz2 BZ2 File 864 KB 12/13/2009 12:00:00 slang-2.2.3.tar.bz2 BZ2 File 1,392 KB 12/13/2010 2:23:00 AM

Rugxulo

Usono,
16.12.2010, 00:59

@ Rugxulo

JED 0.99.19 + S-Lang 2.2.3

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> I should really whip up a quick .BAT to show how to recompile it.

@echo off for %%a in (slang-2.2.3 jed-0.99-19) do if not exist z:\%%a.tar.bz2 goto end djtar -x z:\slang-2.2.3.tar.bz2 cd slang-2.2.3 sh mkfiles\build.sh MSDOS DJGPP cd src make cd ..\.. ren slang-2.2.3 slang djtar -x z:\jed-0.99-19.tar.bz2 cd jed-0.99-19\src mkfiles\mkmake MSDOS DJGPP < mkfiles\makefile.all > makefile make copy /b djgobjs\jed.exe ..\.. cd ..\.. if "%CD%"=="" if not "%_CWD%"=="" set CD=%_CWD% ren jed-0.99-19 jed REM put this in AUTOEXEC set JED_ROOT=%CD%\jed set CD= upx --best --lzma jed.exe REM syntax hilite seems to need this copy slang\slsh\lib\require.sl jed\lib jed.exe jed\src\abbrev.c :end

N.B. Dennis, if you're reading this, rr's link is broken even on texteditors.org's JED page. (See, rr, you thought your compile wasn't important? Heh.)