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BTW 2 things to try on new OS:
1) DJGPP crosscompiler
https://github.com/andrewwutw/build-djgpp/releases
you can then run native DJGPP compiler even from 64-bit Windows, Linux, MasoX...

2) NTVDMx64
http://windows98.xf.cz/#NTVDMx64
This allows you to run DOS programs from Windows 64-bit console as you was used to in NTVDM ini 32-bit Windows. This new build supports also DOS/DPMI  programs but it's still experimental and unstable. It's many times faster in compiling than DOSBOX but still slow due to full CPU emulation. The advantage is easy to use, you don't need launch any emu/VM, you can access all disks, call dos program from batch file mixed with win32 console apps, redirect in/out, pipe streams...

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