Good work. The next DOS command that i used was DEBUG, a very powerfull DOS command. With DEBUG we can find bugs inside an executable, learn to code x86 assembly and take a look into the memory and more. And there are internal DEBUG commands to unassemble a code in memory and a command to assemble x86 instrucrions for input new mashine code into the memory. I began without internet, but today we can download intel developer manuals to read the full description of the intel x86 CPU architecture. Personaly i like to use a special DEBUG version that provide for input/output to use 32 bit instructions. For my open source projects i put all instructions into batch file. I made some vides(no speech) to show how it works inside the DosBox emulator and to share the batch files. Have fun.😊
Have you tried virtualbox I'm going to start using that from now on because my computer is being a pain with MS-DOS using real hardware if there is a MS-DOS version that you would recommend that would be great I am familiar with dos 7.1 and dos 6.22 but if there's a MS-DOS version you would recommend then please feel free to comment thank you so much man
@@mccraft2147 My PC is broken and now i am on an Andoid tablet with a DosBox emulator app installed. DosBox emulates MS DOS 5 and a 80386/80387 CPU/FPU.
Good work.
The next DOS command that i used was DEBUG, a very powerfull DOS command. With DEBUG we can find bugs inside an executable, learn to code x86 assembly and take a look into the memory and more.
And there are internal DEBUG commands to unassemble a code in memory and a command to assemble x86 instrucrions for input new mashine code into the memory. I began without internet, but today we can download intel developer manuals to read the full description of the intel x86 CPU architecture.
Personaly i like to use a special DEBUG version that provide for input/output to use 32 bit instructions. For my open source projects i put all instructions into batch file. I made some vides(no speech) to show how it works inside the DosBox emulator and to share the batch files. Have fun.😊
Have you tried virtualbox I'm going to start using that from now on because my computer is being a pain with MS-DOS using real hardware if there is a MS-DOS version that you would recommend that would be great I am familiar with dos 7.1 and dos 6.22 but if there's a MS-DOS version you would recommend then please feel free to comment thank you so much man
@@mccraft2147 My PC is broken and now i am on an Andoid tablet with a DosBox emulator app installed. DosBox emulates MS DOS 5 and a 80386/80387 CPU/FPU.