This is the new home for the DJToolkit source code.

The original file, DJToolkit.asm was an old, very old, QDOSMSQ version written with an editor that had hard tabs. All the tabs have been subsequently replaced by spaces, but the resulting code was asymmetrical, so the code formatting had been completely bolloxed. (Technical term!)

The new file DJToolkit.asm that can be found in the DJTK_Source folder, is the new improved version that has been reformatted to something resembling a decent readable format. See the docs under Coding Style for details.

The formatter utility, DJTKReformat can be found in the Tools folder, and was compiled with Borland/Embarcadero C++ version 10.1 - which you can get for free, legally.

If you have the excellent Embarcadero C++ 10.1 compiler, then there's a build file in the tools folder that will build the code for you. You can get the compiler free (for all time) from Embarcadero Free Tools. Sign up for an account, download, unzip, add bin to %PATH%. That's it!

If you have another compiler, then do whatever you must to compile a single C++ file into an executable. I have not tried any other Windows C++ compilers, I'm a big fan of the old Borland Tools and don't use anything else. (Well, GCC of course, on Linux! (and on Windows too sometimes!))

Possibly the following will work:

cd SourceCode\DJToolkit\tools
your_compiler_name -o DJTKReformat.exe DJTKReformat.cpp

Where 'your_compiler_name' is what you use to call your compiler on the command line.

Cheers, Norm. 8th December 2016.