On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 1:09:10 PM UTC-4,
willh...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 4:09:26 PM UTC-7, Fred Weigel wrote:
Yes, CP/M cannot era lower-case names - but MBASIC can:
If you have saved a file:
SAVE "oops.bas"
with a lower-case name, go back into MBASIC and:
KILL "oops.bas"
to erase it.
Seems to me the fundamental issue here is simply that the CCP automatically converts the command line to upper case before it actually executes the command. The BDOS doesn't seem to care about case per se, but since the CCP is driving this, the
uppercase requirement sticks. Arguable it's a gap in MBASIC for not uppercasing file names itself before calling the BDOS also.
Hey Bill,
My name is Ryan and I'm a student from New Jersey. I've been looking to contact you for a while now. I believe you have some important information about the operating system 86-DOS (or "QDOS"/"Quick n' Dirty Operating System" as you disliked calling it),
by Seattle Computer Products, which I've been researching in my free time.
Please email me at s101885 AT outlook DOT com. I've contacted a few relevant people (SCP: Tim Paterson, Pat Opalka, and family members of Rod Brock, Microsoft: Bob O'Rear and Andrea Lewis, IBM: Lewis Eggebrecht) and I have a lot of internal info you may
be interested in.
Thank you for your time!
- Ryan Ottignon
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