Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/01/28/06:16:31
On Mon, 27 Jan 1997, Colin W. Glenn wrote:
> I, myself, noticed that, but didn't use it because I had need of TAR
> multiple times in a real mode session, ie I was calling it up to 160 time
> at one sitting to extact a _single_ file for working with. Even loading
> cwsdpmi as resident wouldn't help because I'd have to do it before
> launching my command shell, and I didn't want it in my autoexec because I
> might not need it. Is this making sense?
Not to me, it doesn't. Why do you need to load cwsdpmi resident, when
every DJGPP program loads it on startup automagically? Why do you need
to invoke TAR for each file instead of extracting those which you need?
What does ``real mode session'' mean?
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