Binary release with DOS and Windows binaries

This release includes:

• DOS binaries: regular (under bind) and DPMI (under bindp).
• Windows binaries (under binw).
• CWSDPMI r5 dependency for the DOS DPMI binaries.
• Include and library files (under include and lib respectively).
• Test programs (under tests).

This release doesn't include:

• The compiler sources.
• NASM (you'll need version 2.03 or later).
• Binaries for Linux and MacOS.

Installation:

• Create a directory as close as possible to the disk root, e.g.
  C:\SMLRC.
• Unpack the contents of the archive there.
• Set your PATH environment variable to point to C:\SMLRC\BIND or
  C:\SMLRC\BINDP or C:\SMLRC\BINW, as appropriate.
• Make NASM.EXE (you'll need version 2.03 or later) available through
  the PATH environment variable as well.

Binary release with DOS and Windows binaries

This release includes:

• DOS binaries: regular (under bind) and DPMI (under bindp).
• Windows binaries (under binw). They need to be assembled from parts
  (with the copy /b command, see binw/readme.txt for details).
  The reason being false positives in antivirus software, which may hinder
  downloading the pre-compiled Windows binaries.
• CWSDPMI r5 dependency for the DOS DPMI binaries.
• Include and library files (under include and lib respectively).
• Test programs (under tests).

This release doesn't include:

• The compiler sources.
• NASM (you'll need version 2.03 or later).
• Binaries for Linux and MacOS.

Installation:

• Create a directory as close as possible to the disk root, e.g.
  C:\SMLRC.
• Unpack the contents of the archive there.
• Set your PATH environment variable to point to C:\SMLRC\BIND or
  C:\SMLRC\BINDP or C:\SMLRC\BINW, as appropriate.
• Make NASM.EXE (you'll need version 2.03 or later) available through
  the PATH environment variable as well.