Re: DOS program recording it's parameters and environment?

[Paul Crawford <psc@sat.dundee.ac.uk>]

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Dear Frantisek,
> Excuse me for slightly OT question. Know anyone DOS program, which is
> able record infos with what parameters was started and eventually
> other informations about calling environment (e.g. environment
> variables, available memory etc.)?

Attacked is a gzip'd tar file with a simple program to do this, but 
re-named .dat instead of .tgz as we use Google mail and it is too stupid 
to allow compressed executables to be emailed.

Save to a Linux box and then re-name, then the usual arcive manager or 
tar can extract the files.

It creates a file dosenv.txt in the working directory and prints out the 
calling arguments and the environment to that file. If you have a C 
compiler (I used Microsoft's C6.0 DOS compiler from around 1988) you 
could modify this program to do other things (e.g. date/time based file 
names if they fit the 8.3 limit of DOS, etc)

Regards,
Paul
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