>I have pdmake ported to VSTa, and my complete lack of support for time in
>the DOS filesystem bit me immediately. I've added a time_set() interface
>to the microkernel, and written a user program to query the PC NV clock,
>map it to kernel format, and set the system time. I also added the basic
>"date" command, so I can see if it worked.
That's interesting. Just last night I was thinking about time in VSTa.
I thought a simple server that maintained the system time would be
nice. I figured that if it was designed well, it wouldn't even need to
handle interrupts. This way programs could just open /dev/time, and
read/write.
>I'll add time support to the DOS filesystem tomorrow, and then hopefully
>I'll have a workable "make" with which to drive all my native VSTa
>compiles.
Great! If I remember correctly, pdmake is fairly limited in what it
let's you do isn't it? Something like the mid 70's to early 80's unix
make?
>BTW, if somebody wants to do a an easy but "neato" modification for me,
If this isn't urgent, I'll look into it a little later. (I think I'll
probably be doing some hacking in that area when I start writing
MADO).
nick
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