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- From: Peter Wu <pwu@unix.macc.wisc.edu>
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- To: info-ibmpc-request@mosis
- Subject: readme.txt
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- To make mv from source, you must have ibm C compiler version 1.0 or
- Microsoft C version 3.0 plus the macro assembler. Just type
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- make mv
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- and it will create mv.exe for you. If you use Microsoft C version
- 4.0, edit front.c to reverse the order of the parameters in the
- "rename" function.
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- Files description
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- mv makefile for mv
- absdr.asm absolute disk read/write BIOS call
- func32h.asm routine to call an undocumented DOS function
- putn.asm routine to print strings
- testmv.bat batch file I used to test mv
- break.c routines to check and set break status
- error.c routines to handle fatal errors
- front.c front end of the mv program
- fstat.c routines to find matching files and their attributes
- mv.c routines for moving sub-directories
- normal.c routines to normalize a path specification
- sector.c routines to do buffered disk read/write
- mv.exe executable version of mv
- peek.h macros for peeking and poking memory
- dta.h data structure at disk transfer address; used by fstat.c
- date.h defines the date when the last version was made
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