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From:	Wilfried <Wilfried AT invalid DOT invalid>
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Subject:	Re: Develop djgpp program using Windows 7 ?
Date:	Wed, 11 Feb 2015 16:06:41 +0100
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Georg Potthast wrote:

> I have been using a Windows XP system up to now to develop djgpp programs. 
> To be able to run e.g. the latest virus scanner on my PC I need to move to 
> Windows 7 or later. I guess my Windows XP system is already the member of 
> several bot networks.
> 
> What is the recommended environment to develop djgpp programs then? 
> Should I use a Virtual PC, Qemu or else? Or should I setup a Linux system instead?
> 
> Booting DOS is too slow for me since I then have to run a long file name 
> driver which makes it much slower than a command window on Windows XP.

I have no problem compiling with DJGPP and running the program
under native Windows 7 in a standard Win7 command prompt --
it's however Win7 32bit, which still supports 16bit applications,
contrary to Win7 64bit which doesn't support 16bit applications,
and the compiled program has a plain commandline interface, no gui.


-- 
Wilfried Hennings
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