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The last real DOS machine I built used a DX4 100, AWE 64Gold, Creative 4X CD ROM, 2Megs of ram and a 20 Megs HD. I still have all the parts except the motherboard. If I could find a motherboard I would rebuild it ;) In those days I wrote programs and utilities using Turboc...

Thanks for this video, I've got a setup running on PCem with MS-DOS 6.22. Where I am having problems is with RHIDE. Does it have a problem with C:\DEV for some reason (e.g. putting the tools in C:\DEV\DJGPP like my Borland and Microsoft IDEs)?

Your Spectrum Next documents are no longer available from your website. Are they in GitHub?

I had to turn off Windows Security Real-Time Protection to download CSpect.

I notice the black bars. You can put disable_overscan=1 in the config.txt of the boot partition and it should feel and look a bit better. Fun fact: just like on the Linux OS'es, it also supports the overclock settings in config.txt

All I know is that every time you complete n number of levels, the player should be rewarded with _something_. Maybe a piece of art or a little song plays. Something that has no bearing on gameplay and is tentative at best on explaining / understanding the story. All my favorite NES games did this sort of thing.

I'd love to know your prompts that produced those stunning "Captured-in-the-Moment" images.. especially where the teacher's eyes were being chased by those curious pupil's eyes.. EPIC! Pls share the prompts..

I am a beginner of C programming using gcc DJGPP with DosBox since two weeks, but most times i use batch files as container for x86 assembly mnemonics to create a text file with a routine together with debug command to telecontrol debug to make an executable com file from the routine. Most of these batch files have to start with one or more parameter attached with hexadecimal values or a text inside of quotes. Example to start with row color "text" attached: CENTER.BAT 8 1b "output center align" Now i figured it out that we can start a batch file from C using system("filename"), but in this case i don’t know how to put the quotes around the text using more than a single word for one parameter. The \" escape ("CENTER.BAT 8 1b \"output center align\" ") are not working propperly to use it as one parameter %3 inside the batch file. Without puotes the batch parameter %1 %2 %3 are separated with a space. Yesterday i finished a C routine that create a new batch file with 60*2 lines of call commands to call an other batch file that need to start with 5 hexadecimal parameter attached to draw a bresenham line in graphic mode x1 y1 x2 y2 color for an animation of a clock. Each step 6 to the next location of a circle in two loops from 270 to 360 and from 0 to 270 calculating the x and y coordinates. A lot of decimale integer have to convert into hexadecimal chars (for intel syntax) to build the batch file.

Intereesting video. But honestly, you could have edited it down a bit 😉

You explain it in the weird and understandable way!! How? Idk how but if you make course in this mood and environment telling people what to do that well be great because I'm beginner at c++ I want to learn but I don't watch many tutorials because of tutorial hell so I will ask you if you can do this for me and others who don't want to be overwhelmed by tutorial we just need your kinda tutorial 😂🤝🏻♥️

Have you even seen Newgrounds?

After delving so deep into a special topic, my regulary problem is, that I have forgotten most of it when trying to pick up the thread again some weaks later... 😅

do u know what the latest dos emulator for windows 11 is? is it called xboot manager or something similar? thanks...................

okay i was confuse people saying direct memory access controller are cheating manager it was hook up for my controller i was use to play on apex, gears 4 and 5 sometime call of duty idk it does it say dont uninstall on direct memory access controller on window 10 i need explanation

I loved this video. After a few years of Turbo C / Turbo C++ I finally moved to the 32-bit era when I installed DJGPP. I played a lot with RHIDE and Allegro graphics library at the time. Then I moved to Linux (in the end, DJGPP had been my gateway drug into free software).

are you based in wilmslow? I am in macclesfield

I love DOS!

do you know how to change screen resolution to *fx 230,222,4 or something similar in order to run cpm or msdos on the bbc micro ?? using turbo mmc ??? thanks

What's your name?

id Software used DJGPP to build Quake for DOS.

Hi. I'm here. Lol

Your rand() % 100 got a number between 0 and 99, not 1 and 100.

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Does anyone have a working download link for this Open University version of Logo, please?

you need to sleep bro

In Papua New Guinea, when you study ICT, the first programming languages you are taught are C and C++, before moving on to Python and other beginner-friendly programming languages. It's definitely a challenging start!

All a bit new for me. Was hoping for a 80286 at best and Brief (by Underware!) as the editor. Also real men (other genders are available) use K&R C! Totally right on books. You might learn something!

are you using an emulator or virtual box ?? thanks can you help me with virtual box it won’t work on mine thanks

I started doing this sort of stuff when I got my first own PC in 2001. My brother provided me with a pirated Turbo Pascal package, and that got me hooked 😃 It was a bit of a surprise when in 2008 he learned that I was still using TP, so he suggested I learn a more modern language like Ruby, which I did. From there I went on with Arduno, Processing, now also doing electroinics, then Python and C# and OpenGL (like 20 years late, but whatever). What ever I did, I kept reinventing the wheel, writing my own units/modules/libraries for loads of readily available things, just to learn about them. Programming computer graphics has taught me more about physics and math than highschool ever could. So, what I mean to say is, I totaly see the appeal of this project, and I enjoy watching you take it on. You're a very pleasant person to watch 🙂

I feel like a younger person who truly does have an interest in computer programming as a whole, and not just a casual interest in the potential downstream fruits that might come out of something like computer programming, such as games and the like, should enjoy learning C at least close to the start, and I wouldn't attempt to hold them back from it. I myself started out by learning BASIC when I was maybe around eight or nine, and then I moved on to learning C when I was around ten.

What does 'ZET' mean?

I would take morning, afternoon, and evening classing and stay up till about 2am completing school programming assignments. I still the hard from that computer, but doubt it would boot up - lol. The Sad part is it just brings back good old memories of my " Good Married Days" . I Still have Some DOS Books on Memory Management and an excellent book called: DOS Programming, that explains how to create your own 'More' command and modify it to More5 or More10. The number following more is the number of line more displays before you hit the enter key.

This is an educational masterpiece!

Would love an 86box port for android but unfortunately (if i recall) the cpu in most phones is RISC and therefore wouldn't be able to use the ibm bios 😅 I also saw online that it's very hard to disable the fpu (even with root) which is why the nice features of the dosbox-X haven't gotten onto android

For the authentic 90s c experience, you need to remember to add an explicit return to your main function.

I use Pcem as emulator to emulate a 90ies DX2 with MSDos to play some old Dos games i used to play as a kid and even some Borland Pascal programming when i feel REALLY nostalgic 😊❤

Llamatron! Ordered via mail, when the floppy disc turned up (for the Atari ST) I couldn't stop playing.

Wonderful video. I am a retro programming lover.

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LPMUDs has a driver program written in C. I had the fortune of playing a game because it lacked graphical outputs beyond an ASCII table. The abstractions within the code were both understandable as a player and measurable for planning. This freedom can make for a high degree of details a player will experience while not having to waste it on graphics subroutines.

I wish we could hang out and program together.

Whats your keyboard if you dont mind

what is the model of the keyboard?

I am remaking an old Amiga game in C and I own 1st and 2nd Editions of that book. Bedroom programmers of the past, know that your efforts are highly valued and not forgotten and also know that there are still some of us that wish to continue standing on the shoulders of giants... Interest in making game engines is not dead and some of us still value performant code 👍

Cool Best of Luck! Teaching Me How To C++

@37:19 The book you're showing is the 2nd edition. The "sacred" book is the 1st edition, ISBN 0-13-110163-3. My copy is from 1988 (print run #16) and cost £21.95. I used it to teach myself C on a PDP-11/23 at the then "Thames Polytechnic" (now University of Greenwich). I was the only under-graduate that had the pin code for the door (as everyone else was learning Pascal on their IBM PC-ATs, with green and amber screens).

Ooooo this could be interesting to fire up some of my programming projects from the 90s. I still have my second edition Kernighan and Ritchie C manual somewhere :)

In the late '80s and most of the '90s, I primarily used Clipper with dBASE III+ to develop business applications. I created tools like a GUI builder and a dropdown menu generator. I used graphics library to add mouse support for applications running in text mode (to the satisfaction of the users) as the early versions of Clipper didn’t support mouse functionality in text mode environment. Those were truly amazing times!

I remember Borland Turbo C. 😊

Loved RHIDE. I got some of my DOS code running and uploaded the recording on my channel.