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Update os2toelks to use default 4K/4K heap/stack for ELKS
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Adds
omf2elfwhich converts Watcom .OBJ 16-bit OMF output object files to ELKS-compatible .o files.Adds
omfdumpto display OMF file internal contents.Adds
os2toelkswhich converts OS/2 v1.x 16-bit executables to ELKS a.out executable format.The
omf2elfutility is being used to convert OBJ output from OpenWatcom C to ELF .o file format, for linking against ELKS C library to produce an ELKS executables.The
os2toelksutility can be used to convert16-bit OS/2 v1.x executable programs created using Watcom C (using-bos2) to ELKS a.out executable format. This is currently less useful than usingomf2elfand recompiling because the system calls likely present in OS/2 executables are not compatible with ELKS and can't be converted. In the future, should OpenWatcom C's C Library be updated to support 16-bit Linux (ELKS), then this option could work well, as Watcom doesn't currently create a.out executables.The conversion utilities come from some very interesting projects.
omf2elfis enhanced by this PR to support 16-bit OMF OBJ file support.OMF2ELF: Minilibc686 Project.
OMFDUMP: Omfdump.
Coming later will be an OpenWatcom
owccC compiler wrapper script to allow compatible compilation of C files for linking against ELKS' C Library and producing ELKS executables.