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Do you know any tools that can merge DOS programs under DOS? Thanks.
Everyone, don't teach me to use COPY because that won't meet my requirements!
125930947(125930947) 23:27:48
Do you know any tools that can merge DOS programs under DOS? Thanks.
25631887(Shiheng) 23:28:27
copy
125930947(125930947) 23:30:52
Hengheng, are there other methods? This command is not good because I tried it, and the two synthesized EXEs seem not to be able to execute both; only one of them can be executed. Why is that?
125930947(125930947) 23:31:23
Also, can the COPY command not merge EXEs with parameters?
125930947(125930947) 23:31:30
There are many drawbacks!
125930947(125930947) 23:31:41
Is there a better method?
25631887(Shiheng) 23:31:47
Make one yourself
125930947(125930947) 23:32:16
Programming under DOS, I don't know. I only know a little about E, and it seems that E can't be used to program DOS - related programs.
25631887(Shiheng) 23:32:38

125930947(125930947) 23:35:42
I have an EXE that needs to run with parameters under DOS, such as
abc.exe/s
125930947(125930947) 23:36:09
Another file doesn't need to run with parameters, such as
cde.exe
125930947(125930947) 23:36:45
Can the COPY command be used like this
copy /b abc.exe/s+cde.exe 1.exe
125930947(125930947) 23:37:04
I tried this, and the synthesized 1.EXE seems not to work.
125930947(125930947) 23:37:16
Why, Hengheng, help me.

25631887(Shiheng) 23:39:01
Don't know anymore

Do you need both types of files to be executable after you combine two executable files into one file? What is the purpose of your combination?

There was a software before that could merge multiple COM files together, as long as the total volume did not exceed 64K. But I only saw it once and can't find it now.

This tool is very useful to me. Can someone help me find it? My purpose is to combine two executable files into one file and then have both of these files be executable.

Since it's combined into one file, why is there the saying that both files are runnable? If it's combining two files into one, I can write one for you, regardless of what file format it is.

There are indeed quite a few file combiners under WIN, such as Kaishan File Combiner, but there are really none under DOS!

The following is a quote from mys on 2004-2-16 13:26:40:
There used to be a software that could combine multiple COM files together, as long as the total volume did not exceed 64K. But I only saw it once and can't find it now.

Is the software that mys mentioned a small software called XEQ.COM!

Where can I find this software? I've searched all over China and haven't found it.

Does this software really exist? Who can help me find it, and I'll give a QQ as a gift, no deception.

Everyone can be a witness. If I deceive, I'll never have the face to hang out in the forum again! Is there any friend who can help me with this? Thank you

I think there may be contradictory points in the LZ's requirements!
Because after file merging, there may be contradictory and inconsistent places in the instructions, parameters, and switches in the two program files. How can each of these programs be arbitrarily executed separately according to the LZ's own requirements without any programming adjustments??
It can be seen that this is not a question of whether it can be merged, but a question of whether the instructions are coordinated!

My requirement is to have a file merger under DOS. Do you understand what a file merger is?

You can understand it by using a related merger under WINDOWS on the Internet!

The XEQ.COM software I mentioned can only merge COM - format files smaller than 64K into one file, and this COM file can't be a memory - resident program. If the landlord needs it, I can upload it. Just send me an email.

In addition, the merged files cannot be run simultaneously either.

Then after merging, how can I make the files run simultaneously? Do I need to add any parameters?
If they can't run simultaneously, then the merging is meaningless and useless?

By the way, what I saw is exactly XEQ