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From:	"Arkady V.Belousov" <ark AT belous DOT munic DOT msk DOT su>
Date:	Wed, 15 Aug 2001 18:59:31 +0400 (MSD)
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Subject:	Re: DEBUG issues (Was: Re: more on the batch file problem)
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Hi!

15-á×Ç-2001 06:17 Matthias DOT Paul AT post DOT rwth-aachen DOT de (Matthias Paul) wrote to
<opendos AT delorie DOT com>:

>> Compatability issues: does DR-DOS DEBUG support INT#
>> non separated from "INT"? Does it supports size modifier at any size?

     I mean "at any side".

>>         mov [100],byte 0
>>         mov word [100],0
MP> Yes, but the proper syntax is:
MP>  mov byte ptr [100],0
MP>  mov word ptr [100],0
MP>  mov dword ptr [100],0
MP> You can abbreviate "byte ptr" to "by", "word ptr"
MP> to "wo", and "dword ptr" to "dw".

     "by" and "wo" is too ugly and when script written then there may be
full syntax used. But I ask about sides: see example above.

MP> See NWDOSTIP.TXT (MPDOSTIP.ZIP) for details.

     Full URL, plz.

>>         int29
>>         int3
MP> No, unlike MS-DOS DEBUG, the DR-DOS DEBUG requires
MP> a space between the command and its arguments.
MP> I do not think this will change, because even if
MP> MS-DOS DEBUG allows this, it‡s invalid syntax and
MP> may cause problems when extending support for new processors.

     Which? I mean, which problems?

MP> Mind that the MS-DOS DEBUG only supports
MP> the 808x opcodes, while the DR-DOs DEBUG already
MP> supports all commands (available under DOS) up to the Pentium.
MP> Do you have a special need for this?

     No, but I meet case when my addressee was required to change script
(written under MS-DOS DEBUG) because they have DR-DOS DEBUG.

PS: Matthias, do you will run my script which I already send to you? :)

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