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help: compiling a project #6
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I never used Tvision myself and also not the modern Tvision on github here (I still need to learn it). |
Will try to have look on that. PS. I need to restart tvision development 🤔 |
Thank you SO MUCH!! So to make a summary so you know exactly what I want:
Thanks for the help! |
@kloczek : maybe you can use this updated version of tvision? https://github.com/magiblot/tvision It seems it's not using Tvision at all (as you can read there) |
I saw that version and have slightly different ideas about how to approach to solve some internal legacy issue and moving to full 16bit internal color coding and handle UTF 😄 |
Ow ok! You use DOSBox (https://www.dosbox.com/) to run this program and see exactly what it's doing. |
To be honest I'm less (personally) interested to handle old DOS env and and more fully and corretly port TVIsion to modern Unixes (Linux, Solaris. BSD*). |
Hello everybody
I try to compile old source code I found somewhere. Some info I know already about it
https://gitlab.com/twilight-cd.com/sourcecode-menu-twilight-9
From the readme:
It's written in Borland Turbo C, assembler and some pascal. It contains several artifacts of earlier releases and
several helper tools such as THF, TLDIAGS, TLMAKE, TLSETUP and HELPAPP.
It makes the following ms-dos program:
https://gitlab.com/twilight-cd.com/menu-binaries/-/tree/master/TWILIGHT009/MENU
Run menu.exe in DOSBox (https://www.dosbox.com/) to see this:
The screenshot is the program that I want to compile by using Tvision (if possible).
Is there anybody who can look at it and tell me if there is a way to compile it by using Tvision?
I'm a complete beginner...
So my question: is somebody interested to look at the code and try to compile it using Visual Studio and Tvision in order to get a modern code and executable that's doing the same as the original code? If the user interface is displayed, that would be already great.
I don't know if the old code even uses Tvision (i'm a beginner)
Thanks for the help!
Lisa
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