From:	Charlie Wine <cwine AT sgate DOT sarnoff DOT com>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	NT programs How? Thanks.
Date:	Mon, 28 Apr 1997 11:05:17 -0400
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I recently posted a question about how to create programs
that ran efficiently under NT.

Many thanks to Joshua Heyer, who pointed me at:
"Try the rsx port to DJGPP -- rsxntdj1.zip -- availiable on simtel
in the djgpp/v2tk/ dir."

This allows creation of win32 programs.

My dummy benchmark, that completed about 500 calls to time(),
when compiled with vanilla DJGPP gcc, completes over 100,000,
when compiled as a win32 program.

My real benchmark, that also did about 500 calls, now completes
about 10,000 units of think. (A reasonable value).

Did I miss something in the FAQs that would have saved my
posting the question?

Again, thanks.  
Charlie Wine   <mailto://cwine AT sarnoff DOT com>

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