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Got it! So go32 is the dos extender and protected mode interface for DJGPP V1.12. So, when would I use QDPMI? I'm trying to get a grasp on "how" and "why" since I'm going back to V1. I know I have to use go32, but do I ever have to load QDPMIl?
Can you give me a reason or example for clarity?


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From: DJ Delorie dj AT delorie DOT com
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 17:58:41 -0500
To: "John Wright" john AT wacontrols DOT com
Subject: Re: Verion 1.12 (memory exhausted) in the link process


Please keep this on the mailing list.  DJGPP itself is written in
djgpp, so it needs the same environment as any apps it builds.

> When do I need to enable QEMMs QDPMI services? My answer would be
> when I want to run a protected mode application. go32 is the 32-bit
> dos OS extention which allows all 32-bit things to happen
> (i.e. djgpp) Good so far? So to use DJGPP development system, I need
> that go32 external mounted engine in V1, where as in V2 it built
> in. Right? DPMI is the transmission/API between real mode and
> protected mode. Now, what about the DVX clients? What are they?r
> What memory model are they using? I would assume VCIP and plain ole
> protected mode. I'm assuming things at this point.
> 
> Let me know where I'm off. I appreciate your comments, it will give
> me the jump start I need.
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Please keep this on the mailing list.  DJGPP itself is written in
djgpp, so it needs the same environment as any apps it builds.

> When do I need to enable QEMMs QDPMI services? My answer would be
> when I want to run a protected mode application. go32 is the 32-bit
> dos OS extention which allows all 32-bit things to happen
> (i.e. djgpp) Good so far? So to use DJGPP development system, I need
> that go32 external mounted engine in V1, where as in V2 it built
> in. Right? DPMI is the transmission/API between real mode and
> protected mode. Now, what about the DVX clients? What are they?r
> What memory model are they using? I would assume VCIP and plain ole
> protected mode. I'm assuming things at this point.
> 
> Let me know where I'm off. I appreciate your comments, it will give
> me the jump start I need.
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