DRL updated!

Hi all,
as DRL.EXE had the infamous "error 200 due to compilation with
Turbo Pascal 7.0 and running on > 180 MHz"
AND did display LFN data as if it were directory entries, I have
taken the effort to use my long-term memory about Pascal language
and have fixed several things with DRL.

The new version is on:
http://www.coli.uni-sb.de/~eric/stuff/soft/by-others/drl101.zip
I hope this is okay for the author, [email protected] !!!

The new version is compiled with Turbo Pascal 5.5 -and- does not
use the CRT unit anymore (sound was unused anyway, I replaced the
keyboard stuff, and I replaced TextAttr := by writing some ANSI
escapes (yuck, TextAttr...). Downside is that you now need ANSI
(otherwise, redirect output to CON or MORE to force non-colored
output...).

Without CRT unit, the timing overflow is no longer an issue.
I have added some linefeeds before the program terminates for
various reasons, and fixed the LFN thing. If you get crazy
geometry (for example for networked drives), DRL no longer
crashes (division by zero fixed), and 0 size files division by
zero is also fixed.

I hope the update gets accepted and you have FUN with it.
At least I had WORK with it, but I could not resist to fix the LFN
thing, then the CRT usage, then I noticed the TextAttr thing, and
NOW it is too late and the update is ready ;-).

PS: I have also removed all intr() calls, which use incompatible
selfmodifying code in most Turbo Pascal versions. What is left
is one inline(...$cd/$16...) and one msdos(...). Should be safe
for all v86/emm386 things and other self-modifying-code-not-likers.

Pascal source is included. I have added the .tp config file.
Docs are unchanged as far as I remember: Changes should be done
by the original author there. My changes to the source are marked,
normally by *** things (sometimes I have put *** in front of CRT
functions that ".CP4" had commented out before me, to mark that
those are not in use... for egrep :-)).

Cheers, Eric