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Compiling on OS/2:
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1) Install EMX
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2) You need /bin/sh, /bin/rm, /bin/mv
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Create a directory /bin and put /bin/sh into this directory
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mkdir /bin
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cp -p d:/emx/bin/sh.exe /bin
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cp -p d:/emx/bin/rm.exe /bin
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cp -p d:/emx/bin/mv.exe /bin
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/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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Note that the Joliet implementation on OS/2 is buggy:
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It expects the file in the directories in the wrong order.
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While Microsoft wants the files to be in ASCII (binary) order,
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OS/2 likes to have the files in lexical order (uppercase and
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lowercase together). This makes CD's with Joliet attributes
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unreadable on OS/2 if there are files that start the same way
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but differ in case.
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