Jody Bruchon (MOVED TO JODYBRUCHON.COM)

These headers would need to be added to `bcc/dbprintf.c`: ``` c #include #include ``` This was fixed in my fork in April 2015: https://github.com/jbruchon/dev86/commit/4ed1997c5f80728fdc1f4d55238d1cd5eef46c48

@ghaerr I did it. Let me know if you need anything else!

@ghaerr I would love to see libc packaged up with the kernel and the kernel's linker handle linking to the packaged copy of libc, as a special case if required....

The idea would be for them to work just like symlinks and not necessarily just for program execution. A combination of a specific extension and reading whatever "magic" from the...

VFAT is cruddy but is definitely something that should be supported if possible. I'm starting to think that it might be a good idea to look into offloading some kernel...

My only problem with using those bits would be that they're not settable without special tools. Any tool on any platform can create a text file with a particular extension...

While I'm sure LNK files exist outside of the shortcut files first offered up in Windows 95, I would be fine with treating all LNK files specially. Perhaps a mount...

The only actual code change in 1.13.1 was fixing an incorrect null pointer check that resulted in a tree not being freed properly. See if the problem goes away with...

As long as you don't have any symbolic links or junctions that point to a directory AND you don't specify overlapping directory trees on the command line, you can do...

I'll run some tests with valgrind on Linux and see what's going on. There may be some corruption happening that is being covered up by `string_malloc`