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Re-implement file I/O primitives for sanity #240
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This pull-request, once complete, will update #234 by reimplementing the following CP/M primives: * File Open * File Close * Make File * Read File * Write File * Read Random Record * Write Random Record My hope is that this considered and thoughtful rewrite will resolve the issues plaguing the HiSoft C compiler, however if it does not then I will close the issue regardless and try to pin down a smaller and similar way to reproduce the issues found in that binary. Until this PR is ready for review it will fail all tests and use, as some/all of the functions have been stubbed out for replacement.
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TLDR; Pointless. Fix the sequential offset, and see if it helps. If not abandon everything. |
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This pull-request, once complete, will update #234 by re-implementing the following CP/M primitives:
(Ordered by the expected implementation order - and re-ordered as I go forwards, obviously I want to be able to run the HiSoft C compiler so I'm adding the functions that are missing.)
My hope is that this considered and thoughtful rewrite will resolve the issues plaguing the HiSoft C compiler, however if it does not then I will close the issue regardless and try to pin down a smaller and similar way to reproduce the issues found in that binary.
Until this PR is ready for review it will fail all tests and use, as some/all of the functions have been stubbed out for replacement.