n***@gmail.com
2011-04-18 13:59:53 UTC
I used to use Turbo Pascal some years ago.
But when my I ISP said I couldn't use Win3 and I'd have to
buy W95, I said 'screw you' and changed to Linux and
ETH Oberon. Now M$ has screwed me by convincing the
wireless modem manufacturer to play "must buy WinTel
products". So I bought this lame Win7 NetBook.
I copied my TP7 directory to the Win7 thing, but I get:
error 200 divide by zero
when I compile/run the \examples\crtdemo.pas
I've just checked: compiled/ran the crtdemo.pas on
the original disk on the old PC and it runs OK.
Should I suspect a file-copy error, or is the AtomCPU
designed by M$ to reject Borland products.
I have the original boxed TP7 with books & 5.xx inch disks,
which could be a problem to get into the netbooks USB.
Please advise. Yes I want to run in DOS mode - I think.
Thanks,
== Chris Glur.
But when my I ISP said I couldn't use Win3 and I'd have to
buy W95, I said 'screw you' and changed to Linux and
ETH Oberon. Now M$ has screwed me by convincing the
wireless modem manufacturer to play "must buy WinTel
products". So I bought this lame Win7 NetBook.
I copied my TP7 directory to the Win7 thing, but I get:
error 200 divide by zero
when I compile/run the \examples\crtdemo.pas
I've just checked: compiled/ran the crtdemo.pas on
the original disk on the old PC and it runs OK.
Should I suspect a file-copy error, or is the AtomCPU
designed by M$ to reject Borland products.
I have the original boxed TP7 with books & 5.xx inch disks,
which could be a problem to get into the netbooks USB.
Please advise. Yes I want to run in DOS mode - I think.
Thanks,
== Chris Glur.