New ask Hacker News story: Is there any modern compiled language with native compilers for 32-bit MS-DOS?
Is there any modern compiled language with native compilers for 32-bit MS-DOS?
3 by hansor | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Hi. I heard a lot about NIM, V-LANG, ZIG, GO, RUST and other "small, simple and portable - as C" languages, which seems perfect fit for port to some old and resource starved systems. Most of those languages leverage some GCC or LLVM/Clang heavily - which is "cheating", as they can't provide small, portable, standalone compiler for 32-BIT DOS systems. Which modern language have some native 16/32bit MS-DOS compiler that can under MS-DOS environment with 2MB of RAM? Except FreePascal and DJGPP.
3 by hansor | 2 comments on Hacker News.
Hi. I heard a lot about NIM, V-LANG, ZIG, GO, RUST and other "small, simple and portable - as C" languages, which seems perfect fit for port to some old and resource starved systems. Most of those languages leverage some GCC or LLVM/Clang heavily - which is "cheating", as they can't provide small, portable, standalone compiler for 32-BIT DOS systems. Which modern language have some native 16/32bit MS-DOS compiler that can under MS-DOS environment with 2MB of RAM? Except FreePascal and DJGPP.
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