Not to plug my own weird hacks too much, but a very small package of DJGPP is my own mess called djgpp203.7z (GCC 2.95.3, BinUtils 2.16.1, DJDEV 2.03p2, Gmake 3.79.1). Actually, -march=pentium is probably not ideal either (although neither is the still-default -mtune=pentium, meh). A quick relook shows -O9 (eh? PGCC?) and optional -gstabs (GCC 2.8.1+).
It seemed to work for me in DOSBox at the time (but I'm not a huge Quake fan, so I don't have it currently installed, honestly). That's from my weak attempt about a year or two or three ago at compiling it. I know I'm a bit late to this topic (not sure how I even found it, not a frequent reader of these forums), but. Some assemblers (commercial and otherwise) claim to be MASM-compatible, and that is what you will apparently need if you want to assemble this source. If memory serves, Open Watcom has an assembler, but I don't know if it is MASM compatible. Microsoft used to make a 32-bit version of MASM available for free, but the 16-bit version was something you always had to buy as far as I know. The MASM (Microsoft Macro Assembler) is what will likely give you grief. The original dos version of Quake should also be buildable from these Linux, and windows versions, but I don't really recommend anyone mess Gas2masm tool was created to allow us to use the same source for the dos, The OpenGL versions will not be effected very much.
It is possible to change a #define andīuild with only C code, but the software rendering versions lose almost half The projects have been tested with visual C++ 6.0, but masm is also required
John Carmack indicates the following in your source code package: The projects have been tested with visual C++ 6.0, but masm is also required The only thing I had to do was use the right command line options to generate code for a particular platform. I have used it for quick-and-dirty projects where I wanted to generate binaries for DOS, Win32, and OS/2 platforms from common source code. gcc hellocodeforwin.Open Watcom is a free C/C++ compiler that can generate 16-bit DOS executables (and binaries for other platforms as well): To test your program open command prompt and execute following commands. You must be in the same directory as of your C program. o Syntax to run a C program Example to compile and run above programīefore you compile and run the above C program. Read more about - The C compilation process Syntax to compile single C program using GCC gcc -o Syntax to compile multiple files at once using GCC gcc. A program is worthless until it is compiled and executed.
How to compile and run a C program using command line? Change the plain text file option from Save as type option to All files. Also be sure not to save this file as plain text file. c extension at the end of your file name.
Read more - How to download, install and configure CodeBlocks with C compiler in Windows. You must have C compiler installed and configured on your computer before you proceed.