Posts Tagged ‘dos’

What programming languages similar but a bit more powerful than command prompt aka ms-dos?

i really like batch programming and using ms-dos and i want to take a small step up.

Could a few people please contribute to my brainstorming session ??… Topic = Linux vs Windows?

I have to prepare a powerpoint presentation on this and need some ideas… Brainstorming alone is not easy, would be great if i could get some words related to either of these subjects, so i can elaborate… so far i’ve got …

Bill Gates
Microsoft
Ubuntu
Linus Torvalds
Linux Kernel
x86
DOS
GNU Project
Open Source

Anything you can think of related to either Linux or Windows … Thanks :)

Could a few people please contribute to my brainstorming session ??… Topic = Linux vs Windows?

I have to prepare a powerpoint presentation on this and need some ideas… Brainstorming alone is not easy, would be great if i could get some words related to either of these subjects, so i can elaborate… so far i’ve got …

Bill Gates
Microsoft
Ubuntu
Linus Torvalds
Linux Kernel
x86
DOS
GNU Project
Open Source

Anything you can think of related to either Linux or Windows … Thanks :)

This may sound silly but, what actually is DOS? I understand Windows and can work on GNU/Linux…?

but I was never able to understand what actually is DOS?
Is it an OS just like Windows and the OS’es based on Linux kernel?
or something else?
Please explain in detail and in your own words.
How can it run on the current windows models?

Build a DOS .com file with GNU Assembler?

I’m trying to code an "Hello World" program in x86 assembler using GNU assembler. I started with a simple .COM file that has no headers, but just a starting location of 100h. So here is the code:

[code]
. = {content}x100

leal ($MSG), %edx
movl {content}x900, %eax
int {content}x21
movl {content}x4C00, %edx
int {content}x21

MSG: .asciz "Hello, World!\n"
[/code]

well the directive . = {content}x100 give me the warning "undefined symbol {content}x100, zero assumed" and so, ofc, my code wont work

…why?

Where can I download a version of the gnu dd program that runs under MS-DOS?