Jim Hall
When I was an undergraduate physics student, everyone in my program had to learn how to write...
Programming
With a little knowledge of programming, you can learn all kinds of things about how computers work
David Both
If you’ve been visiting Both.org, you know that I think that there’s no such thing as AI...
DOS filenames are 8.3, space padded, so you cannot have spaces at the end
A short program to demonstrate that yes, DOS filenames can have spaces in them
Learn how to write your own version of the 'expand' program, to convert tabs to spaces
When I was a physics undergraduate in the early 1990s, FORTRAN 77 was the standard programming language...
I love working with open source systems, especially those that give you compilers and other resources to...
With a bit of programming, you'll never get bored.
Seth Kenlon
Most software development I’ve done has been utilities for highly specific workflows. I’ve written code to ensure...
Install Bywater BASIC on your FreeDOS system and start experimenting with BASIC programming.
If you're new to C programming, here are a few tips to improve reading and writing files.
Use strtok to parse a string using 'tokens' in your next C program.
Learn how to write your first C program on FreeDOS with this example.
Write text anywhere on the screen using conio.
Here's how I wrote my first BASIC programs on the Apple II.