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Openroomxyz@openroomxyz @Mastodon A Mastodon client for MS-DOS
@openroomxyz #DOStodon is based in #DOjS
DOjS is a JavaScript interpreter for ms-dos (that is the EXE) and the mastodon client is written in JavaScript.
DOjS is a JavaScript interpreter for ms-dos (that is the EXE) and the mastodon client is written in JavaScript.
@dec_hl Can you write this way a C or C++ code that runs inside MS-DOS which than runs in browser, like a small DOS game?
That’s actually 🆒.
@openroomxyz I’m not sure I understand your question?
You can write a C program for DOS, yes.
If you want that C program to run in a browser you need an emulator like JS-dos.
But that has nothing to do with how DOjS or DOStodon work…
You can write a C program for DOS, yes.
If you want that C program to run in a browser you need an emulator like JS-dos.
But that has nothing to do with how DOjS or DOStodon work…