KERMIT (for CP/M 2.2 and 3) was originally using a file transfer mode called "DEFAULT". This mode tried to accommodate binary or ASCII files, but could result in file corruption. As suggested by @PeterOGB, the BINARY setting is much safer. This is now the built-in default setting.
Co-Authored-By: PeterOGB <7755057+PeterOGB@users.noreply.github.com>
Added the enhanced Hi-Tech C Compiler components from @Laci1953 to user area 1 of the Hi-Tech Compiler disk images.
Co-Authored-By: ladislau szilagyi <87603175+Laci1953@users.noreply.github.com>
When Jon Saxton fixed some ZPM3 bugs, he also made some minor changes to the command line editing key bindings. These changes have been better documented.
Thanks and credit to @jduraes for reporting this.
- Minor updates to TE.COM and COWFE.COM provided by @Laci1953.
- Fixed typo in TE ReadMe identified by @stickbreaker.
Co-Authored-By: ladislau szilagyi <87603175+Laci1953@users.noreply.github.com>
The STARTZPM and STARTZCM startup alias files include commands to set the ZCPR path with "$$" as one of the parameters. The '$' characters were not escaped.
Thanks and credit to Joao Miguel Duraes for identifying this issue and Wayne Hortensius for the solution.
- UNARC updated to UNARCU11 which fixes an edge case where the user number was being incorrectly changed. See #496. Thanks and credit to Lars Nelson for this.
- This addresses the issue with M80 from Issue #462.
- All of the other binaries from the newer distribution of Microsoft Basic Compiler match the binaries already in the disk image.
- Per Mark Pruden, corrected NZCOM user area specification for CP/M 2.2 files.
- Added some DRI files to CP/M 3 that are documented in the CP/M 3 documentation (LIB, LINK, MAC, RMAC, XREF). They are duplicated in CP/M 2.2 image, so this should be reviewed at some point.
- Added XREF to CP/M 2 disk image for consistency with CP/M 3.
- Updated Catalog.md per Mark Pruden to eliminate obsolete column from table.
- Added "Character Device Mapping" sub-section to each of the Operating System sections of the User Guide. This attempts to clarify how character devices will appear within the different operating system environments.
- Generate a disk image "catalog" file for each disk image generated during build. This simply helps confirm what files wound up on each disk image and the space used/free.
- Make the CP/M 2.2 files added to NZCOM and ZSDOS consistent.
- Restore copying PIP application to ZSDOS and NZCOM disks.
- The floppy version of some supplemental disks were not being generated due to a typo.
- The ReadMe.txt file for some supplemental disks was not being added to the disk.
- The file sort order being forced in the disk image generation process was causing a problem with achieving binary exact build results. Not sure why it was the way it was, but corrected now.
- Move SALIAS and related files to Common/Z3
- Move ALIAS and related files to Common/Z3
- Remove Source/ZSDOS/Distribution folder because the files were duplicated in the ZSDOS disk image
Created U10 U14 U15 directories, since dome of the DOC files were quite large, and on space constrained floppies, the docs can be removed. Note: this commit also made (non impacting changes) to the fd_* files (/Apps) by adding commented lines, to highlight files that could potentially be added back
