DOSBOX DEBUGGER CODE

You can also change this dynamically from the menu when the debugger is running. For the DOSBox-X debugger, you can now set the run mode when the debugger starts, including “debugger”, “normal”, and “watch”, either from the drop-down menu or in the config file. There is now a top-level “Debug” menu in all debug builds, with additional debug options appearing in this menu. Improved debugging functions including enhanced menu options If you want to change the text-mode foreground and background colors, use the COLOR command instead. Type SETCOLOR to view the current text-mode color schemes, or type SETCOLOR /? for more information about this command. The SETCOLOR command can now change the text-mode color schemes in all outputs in VGA mode, not just the TrueType font (TTF) output. Improved SETCOLOR command for changing text-mode color schemes in all outputs If a config option can only be changed at run-time, “CONFIG -set” will now show such a message (“CONFIG -setf” will bypass but the change won’t take effect in the current session). The command “CONFIG -wl” will show the name of language file being written to and “CONFIG -ln” will show the name of the current language (if any). The CONFIG command has been improved in various ways, including added special properties such as “hostos”, “programdir”, “workdir”, “configdir”, and “userconfigdir” (for example, “CONFIG -GET hostos” will get the host system OS). Improved CONFIG command for configuration Also added “ttf.wpfg” config option to optionally specify a foreground color (0-7) for the TTF output. Support for a new TTF word processor type “FE” (for FastEdit, new DOS text editor with functions to view and change text styles) has been added, and for this word processor type all style combinations of bold, italics, underline, and strikeout are supported.

DOSBOX DEBUGGER CODE

Also, support for printing Chinese/Japanese/Korean DBCS (double-byte) characters (when these code pages are active) is added, and you can see the new “printdbcs” config option in section for more information. The printing features have been once again improved, including menu option to print the current DOS text screen, and for TTF output the current TrueType font will be used for printing as well by default. Improved printing features including DBCS support for CJK languages Chinese (Simplified) language file and Japanese language file are added as well.

GNU Unifont), CJK characters can be displayed directly in DOSBox-X without any helper programs, with auto-detection of box-drawing characters and the ability to switch between DBCS and SBCS modes. With a CJK code page (932: Japanese, 936: Simplified Chinese, 949: Korean 950: Traditional Chinese) files/directories with CJK characters can be loaded and mounted properly, and when using the TrueType font (TTF) output and a suitable TTF font (e.g. There are huge improvements for Chinese/Japanese/Korean language support in this version. The welcome banner messages etc have been cleaned up for easier language translations too.įull support for Chinese/Japanese/Korean code pages and displaying CJK characters in TTF output Language files encoded with UTF-8 are now supported (and will be automatically saved so) in addition to those encoded with DOS code pages. Multi-language support has been improved significantly in this version, especially for the drop-down menus. Significantly improved multi-language support including UTF-8 language file support Type START /? for more information about this command.

This feature is disabled by default but can be enabled by setting config option “startcmd” to “true” or with the -hostrun command-line option. The START command designed to launch host system programs to run outside DOSBox-X has been extended to non-Windows platforms including Linux and macOS. Support for START command on non-Windows platforms to launch host system programs There are now menu options “Change current floppy image…” and “Change current CD image…” to change the currently active floppy disk image(s) on drive A:/B: and ISO/CUE image(s) on CD drives. You can now change the active floppy disk and/or CD images while DOS/Windows 9x guest systems are currently running. Support for changing current floppy or CD images when running guest systems The Z drive has been cleaned up accordingly as well by categorizing files into directories, with additional programs appearing in some directories. The internal virtual drive Z: now supports directories so there is no need to put all files/programs on the root directory of Z drive any more (although one-level directories are currently supported). Notable New Featuresĭirectory support on Virtual Drive Z: and major cleanups on this drive Please report any issues in our issue tracker.Īlso, make sure to check out our Wiki guide. DOSBox-X Cross-platform DOS emulation package

Dosbox debugger