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Curated list of references for development of DOS applications.

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Programming Sound Cards CD

A new website called DiscMaster has a bunch of programming CDs, including one called: Programming Sound Cards
http://discmaster.textfiles.com/browse/63/Programming%20Sound%20Cards.iso

The directory names are not very descriptive, but looking in a couple of the folders I found lots of example source code for working with sound cards under DOS. May want to add a link to this resource.

Additionally I found another CD with very little searching: Programmers Heaven 1
They have a section for MS-DOS programming: http://discmaster.textfiles.com/view/4555/Programmer's%20Heaven%20(InfoMagic)(March%201997).BIN/www/about.htm

There is probably a ton of other DOS programming resources on that site.

Please add link to 386MAX source code

Earlier this year, the source code of the 386MAX Memory Manager for DOS was released under GPL 3.0 license.

See https://github.com/sudleyplace/386MAX

Sound drivers are called `DIGPAK`, not `DIGIPAK`

Hi,

Sorry if this is a bit of a nitpick. But we want this stuff to be historically correct, right? 🙂

So no I between DIG and PAK. Understandable and oft-made mistake.

Interpreters for DOS

There are many programming language interpreters for DOS, please add them:

• PythonD - Python for DOS
• Micropython for FreeDOS
• Lua for DOS
• perldos - Perl for DOS
• DOjS - JavaScript for DOS