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From:	"J.M. Chausse" <baddog AT wpi DOT edu>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: why DON'T I need CWSDPMI
Date:	Sun, 31 Mar 1996 02:08:54 -0500
Organization:	Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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> You're either
> 1) Running in a DOS shell in Windows

Nope, just boot up computer, run the program, and off it goes.

> 2) You've somehow got a DPMI host already running without knowing it
>    (QEMM has an optional DMPI provider, maybe you installed it without
>    noticing)

Don't have QEMM.  Would EMM386 have a DPMI provider? That's the closest 
thing I have in my config.sys or autoexec.bat.

> 3) You're using DJGPP 1.x which does not need DPMI. Get V2 now! :)

Definitely not true, since I just downloaded and built Allegro 2.0 which 
requires V2 (and I read the V2 FAQ and downloaded what it told me to :)

> Hope that solved the mystery :)

Sorry! I'm still confused.  Are there different compilers in 2.0, maybe? 
I just type "gcc blah.cpp -o blah.exe -lalleg" to get my program going.

						--Jeff

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