Another fix for locale names

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Ivan Baravy 2024-07-11 09:00:28 +01:00
parent 46e816c366
commit 4a166ede82
2 changed files with 6 additions and 5 deletions

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@ -31,10 +31,11 @@ A1. Fine. You will need a corresponding compiler, obviously.
If the compiler produces an error "file not found" regarding 'lang.inc',
the program can be compiled using different languages of interface.
Create a file 'lang.inc' in the same folder as <input.asm> like follows:
lang fix en
lang fix en_US
Here the last word selects the language. Valid languages are
en, ru, et, it, sp. Not all programs provide all translations,
en should always be available, ru is the most frequent after en.
en_US, ru_RU, et_EE, it_IT, es_ES, ca_ES. Not all programs provide all
translations, en_US should always be available, ru_RU is the most frequent
after en_US.
* For a NASM program, get NASM at http://www.nasm.us/.
To compile, find the main .asm file of the program and run
@ -42,7 +43,7 @@ A1. Fine. You will need a corresponding compiler, obviously.
Multi-language is rarely supported in this category, but you could still
see sometimes an error "file not found" regarding 'lang_nasm.inc'. If so,
create a file 'lang_nasm.inc' in the same folder as <input.asm> like follows:
%define lang 'en'
%define lang 'en_US'
Read the entry about fasm for description of valid languages.
* For a c-- program, try to avoid compiling it and instead rewrite the code

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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ goto :eof
:Target_kernel
rem valid languages: en_US ru_RU de_DE et_EE es_ES
set lang=en
set lang=en_US
echo *** building kernel with language '%lang%' ...