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+echo off
+cls
+echo      **********************************************************************
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *                      MS-DOS 4.00 Build Notes                       *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *     The following steps must be taken to ensure a proper and       *
+echo      *     complete build of the MS-DOS 4.00 sources.                     *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *  1.) Build environment setup, the setenv.bat batch file provided   *
+echo      *      will automate this process. This batch file must be modified  *
+echo      *      to reflect the individual build environment, ie the drive     *
+echo      *      volume and path.                                              *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *  2.) The nmake utility is used to build the MS-DOS 4.00 sources.   *
+echo      *      the global build is started by invoking nmake at the top-     *
+echo      *      most directory level. Individual modules are built by         *
+echo      *      changing to the particular directory and running nmake.       *
+echo      *      Useful Nmake switches:                                        *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *   NMAKE -I                            : Ignore build errors.       *
+echo      *   NMAKE -I -X - Redirect to FILENAME  : Redirects stdout-stderr    *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *  3.) After the build is complete the cpy.bat batch file can be     *
+echo      *      used to gather the binaries. The cpy.bat file will copy the   *
+echo      *      binaries to the directory specified on the command line.      *
+echo      *      For example:                                                  *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *      To use cpy.bat to copy the binaries to the bin directory on   *
+echo      *      C: drive you would use the following command:                 *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *      cpy c:\bin                                                    *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      *                                                                    *
+echo      **********************************************************************
+echo on

diff --git a/v4.0/src/RUNME.BAT b/v4.0/src/RUNME.BAT new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3cfdca7 --- /dev/null +++ b/v4.0/src/RUNME.BAT
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	1	echo off
	2	cls
	3	echo **********************************************************************
	4	echo * *
	5	echo * MS-DOS 4.00 Build Notes *
	6	echo * *
	7	echo * The following steps must be taken to ensure a proper and *
	8	echo * complete build of the MS-DOS 4.00 sources. *
	9	echo * *
	10	echo * 1.) Build environment setup, the setenv.bat batch file provided *
	11	echo * will automate this process. This batch file must be modified *
	12	echo * to reflect the individual build environment, ie the drive *
	13	echo * volume and path. *
	14	echo * *
	15	echo * 2.) The nmake utility is used to build the MS-DOS 4.00 sources. *
	16	echo * the global build is started by invoking nmake at the top- *
	17	echo * most directory level. Individual modules are built by *
	18	echo * changing to the particular directory and running nmake. *
	19	echo * Useful Nmake switches: *
	20	echo * *
	21	echo * NMAKE -I : Ignore build errors. *
	22	echo * NMAKE -I -X - Redirect to FILENAME : Redirects stdout-stderr *
	23	echo * *
	24	echo * 3.) After the build is complete the cpy.bat batch file can be *
	25	echo * used to gather the binaries. The cpy.bat file will copy the *
	26	echo * binaries to the directory specified on the command line. *
	27	echo * For example: *
	28	echo * *
	29	echo * To use cpy.bat to copy the binaries to the bin directory on *
	30	echo * C: drive you would use the following command: *
	31	echo * *
	32	echo * cpy c:\bin *
	33	echo * *
	34	echo * *
	35	echo **********************************************************************
	36	echo on
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