-=== osFree, Open Source OS/2 Clone ===- osFree(OS/3): The reincarnation of OS/2.

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Исходные коды osFree состоят из главного Git-репозитория и нескольких субмодулей. Главный репозиторий: osfree и субмодули:

FamilyAPI, MacroLib, fat32, jfs, os3 и другие.

Поэтому нужно сначала скачать главный репозиторий osfree, и затем подтянуть субмодули:

git clone https://github.com/osfree-project/osfree.git

git submodule update --init --recursive

git submodule update --remote --recursive

Сначала, запустите %root%\conf\scripts\_setup.{cmd|sh|bat}, чтобы скачать необходимые зависимости для сборки. Но прежде всего, нужно установить wget (для случая Windows), если он у вас еще не установлен. Для сборки нужен только OpenWatcom, FreePascal, а также Regina REXX (но, в случае OS/2 хоста, вы можете использовать уже установленную инсталляцию REXX).

Запустите _setup.* для скачивания и установки системы сборки. После окончания работы скрипта можно запустить сборку с помощью _wcc.{cmd|sh}.

Но перед сборкой нужно подправить %root%\conf\scripts\setvars.{sh|cmd|bat}, чтобы указать правильные пути к необходимым для сборки программам, после чего, можно запустить _wcc.{sh|cmd} для сборки.

Замечание. _wcc.cmd автоопределяет ОС (OS/2, win32 или win64) автоматически.

В общем случае, скрипты с расширением .bat у нас обычно специфичны для windows хоста, .cmd для OS/2 хоста, и .sh для UNIX/Linux хоста.

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osFree sources consist of the main Git repository and several submodules. The main git repo is osfree, and submodules are:

FamilyAPI, MacroLib, fat32, jfs, os3 and others.

Hence, you need to clone the main osfree repo first, and then pull the submodules:

git clone https://github.com/osfree-project/osfree.git

git submodule update --init --recursive

git submodule update --remote --recursive

First, start %root%\conf\scripts\_setup.{cmd|sh|bat}, to pull the build dependencies. But prior to that, you need to download wget binary (in case of windows), if it is not installed. For building these sources, you only need to install OpenWatcom, FreePascal and Regina REXX (but, in case of OS/2 host, you can use the default REXX interpreter, which is already in the system).

Start _setup.* for downloading the build tools. After finishing the script work, you can start build with _wcc.{sh|cmd}.

But before you start building, you need to edit %root%\conf\scripts\setvars.{sh|cmd|bat} accordingly, to set tools paths. After which, you can start build by launching _wcc.{sh|cmd}.

Note that _wcc.cmd autodetects OS (OS/2, win32 or win64).

Generally, we use .bat scripts specific for windows, .cmd specific to OS/2, and .sh specific to UNIX/Linux.

Regina REXX - our Classic REXX replacement http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net/index.html

THE - our TEDIT replacement http://hessling-editor.sourceforge.net/index.html

And lot of other things from Mark Hessling. His products allowed us not to reinvent the wheel.

OS2Linux project as a base for CPI implementation on top of Fiasco microkernel

FreePM project as base of PM reimplementation

DROPS as base of most Personality Neutral Servers

L4Linux as Linux personality core

osFree/CMD project as base for most of command line tools

FreeLDR project which was evolved in full featured kernel loader

GRUB which was good codebase for FreeLDR project

MTDORB used as SOM CPP base

somFree used as SOM replacement base

GBM used as core of Image Format I/O Procedures

JPGIO used as core of Image Format I/O Procedures

ZLIB used in many parts

LIBPNG used in many parts

LIBJPEG used in many parts

GDLIB used in FreePM

LIBTIFF used in many parts

Fiasco reused as microkernel

PParser from FPK used as UNI2H tool base

TWIN library/WINE as win16 base

MINSTALL by KIEWITZ

MMImage Pak as Image File Format I/O Procedures

MMAudio Pak 2 as Audio File Format I/O Procedures

FreeDos parts as DOS subsystem base

Ralf Brown documentation (Interrupt list). Great source of DOS and DOS VM information.

ALVM

LVMPM

HX DOS Extender

somFree

CWMM Classes

Open Watcom

JWasm

LVMTK

ACPITK

XWPHelpers

4os2

and other projects here. Please add it if we missed one.

(c) osFree project, 2002-2022 http://www.osfree.org/