In DOSBox you can mount host directories to MS-DOS drives with the "mount" command (and of course you can use Linux bind mounts and mount namespaces along with it).
Agreed. I wanted to script stuff like linking together 200 .OBJs, and running tests' stderr through sed to make it comparable with a known-good log. A DJGPP install + ancient Python inside DOSBox would've also done the job. Or even period-accurate DOS tools, but that'd cross my "is this retrocomputing or masochism?" threshold for this project.
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In DOSBox you can mount host directories to MS-DOS drives with the "mount" command (and of course you can use Linux bind mounts and mount namespaces along with it).
Agreed. I wanted to script stuff like linking together 200 .OBJs, and running tests' stderr through sed to make it comparable with a known-good log. A DJGPP install + ancient Python inside DOSBox would've also done the job. Or even period-accurate DOS tools, but that'd cross my "is this retrocomputing or masochism?" threshold for this project.