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From: mutazilah@gmail.com (Paul Edwards)
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by: Paul Edwards - Tue, 26 Mar 2024 08:50 UTC

Note that I have a makefile.sos in /devel/pdos/rust
in pdosl.zip at http://pdos.org that will produce a
standalone public domain OS/2 executable built on
Linux for a Rust "hello world" with an external function.

[C:\]z:world
hello, world from rust
hello3, world from foo

[C:\]dir z:world.exe

The volume label in drive Z is w2kshare.
The Volume Serial Number is 2E16:A311.
Directory of Z:\

26/03/24 0:40 28,702 0 a--- world.exe
1 file(s) 28,702 bytes used

It's more just proof of concept than anything else.
I don't know Rust and I'm not really interested, and
I don't know what the limitations of this technique are.

Also due to various technical reasons you will
need to do some commands along the lines of:

put /dos in your path

alias pdas=pdas.exe
etc

pdmake -n ... >temp.sh
.. temp.sh

in order to use the makefile.

BFN. Paul.

Parallel lines never meet, unless you bend one or both of them.

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