We hope this survey can understand the current software development situation under DOS. If you or your company are still engaged in DOS - related development, we hope you can vote.
In this way, to a certain extent, more people can understand the current demand for DOS software development, and provide more potential help for software development!
Tips: Please do not post content similar to the following
1. "There is no need to develop DOS software anymore"
Then paying attention to this section and replying to the post is itself very stupid.
2. "Useless survey"
Since you have read it and think it is useless, there is even less need to reply.
3. "Develop software on Windows"
There are many other operating systems in the world, such as Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, etc., each has its own advantages. Only knowing Windows is not a good idea, and Windows also has multiple branches or versions such as Windows 9x, NT, XP and Window CE, Windows XP Embedded, etc. So different occasions and different needs require different operating systems and application software.
4. "Support"
Well, it's a good idea to have this thought. It would be better to have actions.
Anyone can know from the number of views of this topic whether many people are concerned about this topic.
So it is suggested not to reply with similar or identical posts.
5. "Not support"
Similar to situation 1, there is nothing much to say.
I am a developer of a micro 16/32-bit embedded GUI. I independently completed a micro GUI in my spare time (about four years). Currently, this GUI has been successfully ported to DOS, Linux, uC/OS-II.
Small in size, ranging from 100KB to 180KB!
Features: multi-window support | full Chinese input/display | most commonly used GUI controls | 99.9% written in ANSI C | strong portability
For more information, please visit http://www.ecurb2006.com (temporarily inaccessible)
CSDN Blog: http://blog.csdn.net/ecurb2006
I post this topic hoping to understand the latest developments and demands of DOS software development.
Hope more people can benefit from this survey.
Thank you for your attention!
In this way, to a certain extent, more people can understand the current demand for DOS software development, and provide more potential help for software development!
Tips: Please do not post content similar to the following
1. "There is no need to develop DOS software anymore"
Then paying attention to this section and replying to the post is itself very stupid.
2. "Useless survey"
Since you have read it and think it is useless, there is even less need to reply.
3. "Develop software on Windows"
There are many other operating systems in the world, such as Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, etc., each has its own advantages. Only knowing Windows is not a good idea, and Windows also has multiple branches or versions such as Windows 9x, NT, XP and Window CE, Windows XP Embedded, etc. So different occasions and different needs require different operating systems and application software.
4. "Support"
Well, it's a good idea to have this thought. It would be better to have actions.
Anyone can know from the number of views of this topic whether many people are concerned about this topic.
So it is suggested not to reply with similar or identical posts.
5. "Not support"
Similar to situation 1, there is nothing much to say.
I am a developer of a micro 16/32-bit embedded GUI. I independently completed a micro GUI in my spare time (about four years). Currently, this GUI has been successfully ported to DOS, Linux, uC/OS-II.
Small in size, ranging from 100KB to 180KB!
Features: multi-window support | full Chinese input/display | most commonly used GUI controls | 99.9% written in ANSI C | strong portability
For more information, please visit http://www.ecurb2006.com (temporarily inaccessible)
CSDN Blog: http://blog.csdn.net/ecurb2006
I post this topic hoping to understand the latest developments and demands of DOS software development.
Hope more people can benefit from this survey.
Thank you for your attention!

www.ecgui.com