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From time to time I pick an working program written in C and try to run it on z88dk.
In this way I have a simple and funny way to test z88dk and spot those hidden bugs which are difficult to find by writing test programs from scratch (which would obviously be limited by my skills and programming "stile", or rather habits).
The program works but both the "<infile", ">outfile" file redirections need to be used to get the program reacting as expected.
The original CP/M program does the right thing, as well as a GCC compiled version.
To be honest, after the /lib folder sorting I tried to adjust it a couple of times already, but the TRS80 way to parse the command line, the CP/M and the OSCA ones now depend one each other and in my past attempts I broke something.
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From time to time I pick an working program written in C and try to run it on z88dk.
In this way I have a simple and funny way to test z88dk and spot those hidden bugs which are difficult to find by writing test programs from scratch (which would obviously be limited by my skills and programming "stile", or rather habits).
This one shows a limit in the command line paramenters parsing:
https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk-ext/blob/master/os-related/change.c
The program works but both the "<infile", ">outfile" file redirections need to be used to get the program reacting as expected.
The original CP/M program does the right thing, as well as a GCC compiled version.
To be honest, after the /lib folder sorting I tried to adjust it a couple of times already, but the TRS80 way to parse the command line, the CP/M and the OSCA ones now depend one each other and in my past attempts I broke something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: