Introduction
My first huge programming project. It´s a Unit for Borland
Pascal that aims to detect any piece of information it can about a computer.
I coded on it on and off for over a year and lost interest afterwards.
(more specifically : When I realized that there was no possibility of
extending the 64k Data Segment in Realmode, I did not want to go on with it
anymore ...).
While the code is now ancient, it was a nice project to do. You learn a lot
trying to keep something with close to 45000 lines of code organized.
It´s in German, I was not very fluent in English back then (I
was 14 when I started this project). There are a lot of memories tied
to this piece of code ..
As said, this thing is ancient. It requires DOS (it would surprise me if
it worked well under any win32 environment or even DOSEmu), works best
in actual Real Mode (especially the processor detection), and is written
in Borland Pascal 7, which is not exactly fresh, either.
It´s in this page primarily for nostalgic reasons :)
Downloads
| Type | Version | Link | Size | Notes |
| Source Package | 1.19 β |
Primary Site |
289 KB |
Source
Should you not have an ARJ decompressor, you can view the contents of
that file right here; Please note that it uses
the DOS ASCII table resulting in garbled display on windows systems.
Consider thyself warned :)
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me as well, please consider sending me a buck or two ... It doesn´t
have to be much; I´m happy with anything that helps offset my
online-costs even a little; of course you will be mentioned
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