Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : FDFORM18.ZIP
Filename : MAKEFILE

 
Output of file : MAKEFILE contained in archive : FDFORM18.ZIP
#To use this MAKEFIILE, you need:
#
#Turbo-Pascal 6.0
#Turbo-Assembler 1.00 or higher
#4DOS Version 3.00 or higher
#LZEXE Version 0.91


#Assembler-Options
AOPT = /w2 /jQuirks

#Delete garbage
DELMAP = $(COMSPEC) /C DEL *.obj *.map *.bak *.sik *.old

#Don't generate 286 Code
286 = /$G-

#English-Language
LANG = 1

.pas.exe:
tpc /DL$(LANG) $(286) $*
lzexe $*
$(COMSPEC) /C del $*.old

.pas.tpu:
tpc /DL$(LANG) $(286) $*

all: fdform18.zip

fdread.exe: fdread.asm cputest.asm
tasm fdread,fdread,fdread $(AOPT) /DCPU=/$G+
tlink fdread
lzexe fdread.exe
$(DELMAP)

fdr88.exe: fdread.asm
tasm fdread,fdread,fdr88 $(AOPT) /DCPU=/$G-
tlink fdread, fdr88.exe
lzexe fdr88.exe
$(DELMAP)

fdboot.049: fdboot.asm getboot.exe
tasm fdboot $(AOPT) /DLanguage=049
tlink /t fdboot,fdboot.sys
$(DELMAP)
getboot fdboot.sys fdboot.049

fdboot.001: fdboot.asm getboot.exe
tasm fdboot $(AOPT) /DLanguage=001
tlink /t fdboot,fdboot.sys
$(DELMAP)
getboot fdboot.sys fdboot.001

german\fdformat.exe: fdformat.pas baseconv.tpu desqview.tpu fdboot.049 auxdos.tpu
tpc /DL49 $(286) $&
lzexe $&
$(COMSPEC) /C del $&.old
$(COMSPEC) /C move fdformat.exe german

fdformat.exe: fdformat.pas baseconv.tpu desqview.tpu fdboot.001 auxdos.tpu
tpc /DL1 $(286) $*
lzexe $*
$(COMSPEC) /C del $*.old

baseconv.tpu: baseconv.pas

desqview.tpu: desqview.pas

auxdos.tpu: auxdos.pas

diskio.tpu: diskio.pas
tpc $(286) diskio

getboot.exe: getboot.pas

readboot.exe: readboot.pas diskio.tpu auxdos.tpu

wimage.exe: wimage.pas diskio.tpu auxdos.tpu

fdform18.zip: fdread.exe fdr88.exe german\fdformat.exe fdformat.exe getboot.exe readboot.exe fdboot.sys fdboot.049 fdboot.001 wimage.exe fdformat.new readme.1st makefile
pkzip -f -rp fdform18.zip


  3 Responses to “Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : FDFORM18.ZIP
Filename : MAKEFILE

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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