From:	"AndrewJ" <luminous-is AT home DOT com>
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Subject:	DPMI crashes (was re: where is the source code for long file name?)
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[ in an older posting, Damian said... ]

> Win2K has LFN support similar to Win9x's, but Win2K's DPMI server has
> trouble when a DPMI program launches a DPMI program (e.g. GNU make).

Funny thing... this just jogged my memory.  Many months ago, I compiled NASM
with DJGPP 2.02 (before 2.03 was out).  I then decided to port all my Watcom
Makefiles to GNU Make, since GNU's is much better than Watcom's.  But lo and
behold, every time I tried to assemble a file using NASM from within Make, it
faulted on me for no apparent reason.  Have you heard about this before?  I'm
going to see if I can get it to do it again so I can give some more detailed
information.

AndrewJ

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