- Mark BROKEN on 10.x+
It accesses field of structure which was made opaque in r235647
to change internally used file descriptor:
cwd.c:892:15: error: incomplete definition of type 'struct _dirdesc'
search->dp->dd_fd = squirrel_fd(search->dp->dd_fd);
~~~~~~~~~~^
/usr/include/dirent.h:58:8: note: forward declaration of 'struct _dirdesc'
struct _dirdesc;
^
This hack is no longer possible on 10.x+. Doscmd may work fine
without it though, but I'm not taking responsibility by blindly
removing it. If you know the interlans and can test it, see
extra-patch-cwd.c.
A year or so ago I emailed these patches to the maintainer
and didn't get any feedback. Just rediscovered them so
figured I should submit them before they get lost...
patch-bioscursor
Fixes the BIOS cursor handling so that programs such as the
DOS edit.com and qbasic.exe work correctly
patch-desqview-timeslice
Allows INT15 timeslicing so that programs which support it
can avoid 100% CPU utilization
patch-quitemode
Adds a -Q option which suppresses all video IO. Also helps
optimize the input behavior especially when polling for
input.
patch-fossil-support
Adds a -F option which enables support for FOSSIL IO using stdio.
PR: ports/114615
Submitted by: Stephen Hurd <shurd@sasktel.net>
Approved by: maintainer timeout
The manual page of doscmd (man doscmd) still states the
following:
"and then typing make install in the source directory (nor-
mally /usr/src/usr.bin/doscmd). For this to work, the X
programmer's kit must have been installed."
However doscmd is no longer part of the base system. So it
should should say "/usr/ports/emulators/doscmd" instead.
PR: ports/79661
Submitted by: arundel <arundel@h3c.de>
Approved by: maintainer timeout