| 46,7 → 46,7 |
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| * with what I think it is. |
| * *** INCREMENT THIS AT EACH NEW SVARCOM RELEASE! *** |
| * (or at least whenever RMOD's struct is changed) */ |
| #define BYTE_VERSION 4 |
| #define BYTE_VERSION 5 |
| |
| |
| struct config { |
| 402,6 → 402,7 |
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| /* a few internal flags */ |
| #define DELETE_STDIN_FILE 1 |
| #define CALL_FLAG 2 |
| #define LOADHIGH_FLAG 4 |
| |
| static void run_as_external(char *buff, const char *cmdline, unsigned short envseg, struct rmod_props far *rmod, struct redir_data *redir, unsigned char flags) { |
| char *cmdfile = buff + 512; |
| 581,6 → 582,12 |
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| |
| /* set up rmod to execute the command */ |
| |
| /* loadhigh? */ |
| if (flags & LOADHIGH_FLAG) { |
| unsigned char far *farptr = MK_FP(rmod->rmodseg, RMOD_OFFSET_EXEC_LH); |
| *farptr = 1; |
| } |
| |
| ExecParam->envseg = envseg; |
| ExecParam->cmdtail = (unsigned long)MK_FP(rmod->rmodseg, 0x80); /* farptr, must be in PSP format (lenbyte args \r) */ |
| /* far pointers to unopened FCB entries (stored in RMOD's own PSP) */ |
| 1156,6 → 1163,9 |
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| /* the distinction is important since it changes the way batch files are processed */ |
| flags |= CALL_FLAG; |
| goto EXEC_CMDLINE; |
| } else if (cmdres == CMD_CHANGED_BY_LH) { /* cmdline changed *specifically* by LH */ |
| flags |= LOADHIGH_FLAG; |
| goto EXEC_CMDLINE; |
| } else if (cmdres == CMD_NOTFOUND) { |
| /* this was not an internal command, try matching an external command */ |
| run_as_external(BUFFER, cmdline, *rmod_envseg, rmod, &redirprops, flags); |
| 1173,6 → 1183,7 |
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| /* reset one-time only flags */ |
| flags &= ~CALL_FLAG; |
| flags &= ~FLAG_STEPBYSTEP; |
| flags &= ~LOADHIGH_FLAG; |
| |
| /* repeat unless /C was asked - but always finish running an ongoing batch |
| * file (otherwise only first BAT command would be executed with /C) */ |