Date   : Mon, 16 Mar 2009 11:44:02 +0000
From   : sai2791@... (Steve Inglis)
Subject: Some dumb questions

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The code does compile on a mac, if you make a small change to the file  
intersplits.c.

There are two instances of the variable errno, which should be  
bbcim_errno.

Replacing these completes the compile, with the two warning messages.

Steve

On 16 Mar 2009, at 00:12, Mark Usher wrote:

>> Ah yes, apparently you can. The syntax is:
>> bbcima97.exe -splitds dd <filename>.dsd
>>
>> Replace dd for sd if you have single-density disk images.
>> (Did anyone actually ever use single density for anything?)
>>
>> Though it's pretty ugly. Windows only and the files it
>> produces end in .0 and .1 rather than the more helpful .ssd.
>> Still, it works.
>
> There should be a linux version there too. Wouter wrote it on linux  
> and I
> ported it to Windows!
>
> A batch file will that accepts the filename as a parameter via %1  
> can be
> used and then the batchfile can rename any output the way you want.  
> Easy.
>
> -Mark
>
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