Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 14:41:22 EDT
From: "Mark W. Eichin" <eichin AT cygnus DOT com>
To: kunst AT prl DOT philips DOT nl
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: re: compiling go32.exe

Well, I've gotten all of the .c files (at least under go32/) to
compiler with Turbo C 3.0 (made one change: the printf implementation
in mono.c uses &... to pass the ... argument to vsprintf; tcc
complained that it wasn't an lvalue, but changing it to pass ...
directly at least compiled. I'll see later if it worked.)
	I've also gotten most of the .asm files to build with MASM
5.1, but not all - MSWITCH.ASM uses the construct "extrn _gdt:gdt_s"
which masm won't deal with (gdt_s is a "struct" and masm only seems to
deal with builtin types there, such as "word", "byte", and "near".) I
think I can get around this by using "extrn _gdt:byte" instead, and
then replacing things like "and _gdt[g_ptss].stype,0FDh" with
something like 
	gdt_s_size equ size gdt_s; 
	and _gdt[g_ptss*gdt_s_size].stype,0FDh

Does this sound like it makes sense? (I've at least gotten the whole
thing to build; go32t hangs almost immediately, and debug32 gets as
far as putting up some colored text before rebooting the machine. I'll
keep looking at those changes to mswitch...)
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