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pns: c source code:  osy

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  -[osy.h]- (requires tu.h and tu.c) 
  -[osy.c]- (requires tu.h and tu.c)
  -[osy-test.c]- (mini demo application)

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osy.c

Many of the tasks that we need to do are the same
regardless of if it's on a DOS (or other small-ware
support O/S (Operating/System); eg a micro-controller)
or UNIX (Linux, etc).

Thus, this system allows us to freely swap between
the two. It has many utilities - all customized to
the particular system - dos or unix. Of course, 
on mini-cusomised versions of dos (or dos-like;
i make no distinction) some functions won't work.

And i'm not getting into the whole Windows-NT and
NFS and all of that - give me access to the DIR
and let me sort thru the files; thank you very much ;)

"Real programmers aren't affraid of a naked prompt"

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n'est pas?

-- frank    fleeding AT hotmail DOT com



 

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