2 Nov
2000
2 Nov
'00
6:04 p.m.
From: Joe <rigdonj(a)intellistar.net>
ZCPR
It's part of the line starting with P2DOS, suprbdos, Novados, Zdos
and a few I may have forgotton. Their rewritten versions (some from
virgins) of code that is CP/M files and program compatable. Most
Z80 code, faster and most also offer a higher (1gb) logical drive
size limit.
The DOS analog
of that would be Windows3.1 is not DOS.
See the point!
????? I don't understand this comment. Or at least I hope I don't. isn't a GUI. It's nothing like Windozes,
it's a MUCH better command line
interface.
Well CCP is a user interface as is command.com, changing out command.com
for Win3.1 still doesnt change the fact that it's a DOS OS with a GUI
instend
of Command line.
So goes it for CP/M, CCP or ZCPR are only a 2k loadable module that can
be replaced with anything. For example CONIX is one that can be run over
CCP for a unix like command line.
Now ZRDOS or
ZSDOS is a totally different codebase and
non DRI product that is CP/M compatable and draws form
the ZCPRx lineage.
I can't say that I've ever heard of them. BTW one of my current projects uses MP/M. CP/M is
childs play
compared
to it! The hardwre isn't that much more complicated
but the operating
system is MUCH more complex.
Not really. I have CPM3 and MPM as well. The bios is a bit more
convoluted
to allow for memory management and interprocess communication but
most of the differences are transparent. the Docs for those two are
noticably
weaker and add an air of mystery.
I've taken the path of adding job scheduling and interprocess managment
to cpm2.2 as it had nothing to prevent it.
Allison