Pillman

> though I suppose it doesn't do the BASIC thing What's this then? bootOS programs: (Oh yes! we have software support) fbird https://github.com/nanochess/fbird Pillman https://github.com/nanochess/pillman invaders https://github.com/nanochess/invaders bootBASIC https://github.com/nanochess/bootBASIC And one can test the image: "find a pre-designed disk image along this Git with the name osall.img"

You can also easily see this in the (really nice) code, where the only difference is the starting address set at https://github.com/nanochess/Pillman/blob/master/pillman.asm... and the MBR magic bytes in the very bottom. If you now wonder what the difference between a .com and a .exe file is: A .com file has a single page which is loaded in that specific location, with all addresses in the code assuming absolute addresses. The .exe (MZ file) allows DOS to put the program anywhere into memory and the rewrite address references (or rather segments) according the relocation table from the program header. With MZ files DOS also sets up space for the stack and sets registers accordingly.