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ANSICON is the source of the virus false

So this was the source of the Occamy.C88 and other various crap because it uses DLL injection.

Oh well.

Posted by Jason Stevens 2020-06-21

deleted old binaries

I have no idea if they really were infected, it feels like a false positive, but I was getting a "Trojan:Win32/Vigorf.A" warning from Windows defender. After unzipping and scanning though, nothing was found. So erring on the side of caution I deleted all previous binaries.

This is just a simple port of GCC back to Windows, Englishifhing it a little, and including the run68 program, and some simple test programs, nothing too sophisticated. :|

Posted by Jason Stevens 2020-06-21 Labels: virus

I've been working on putting the english warning and errors

back into the source, and I've re-merged portions of GCC 1.42 in so that the compiler can be built without relying on run68 for any of the gen* parts of the build.

Posted by Jason Stevens 2016-09-15

I found out the hard way that patch wasn't patching

so I re-pached the source again, and re-ported it to MinGW yet again. And I found an issue, that m_fixed.c from DooM compiles to the wrong endian. Trying to fiddle with tm.h didn't work at all. I don't even know if GCC 1.42 can even be setup as a cross compiler, wasn't that a GCC 2 thing?

Posted by Jason Stevens 2016-09-05 Labels: big endian little endian patch
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