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Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000 09:50:14 +0100
To: DJGPP <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
From: Michelle Konzack <starone AT cybercable DOT fr>
Subject: Re: [Win-Devel: M-MNC] Kompiling of 32Bit-Apps under Dos/Win
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>It seems I misunderstood you.  I thought you had a program compiled
>with DJGPP which worked on MSDOS.  I thought you were asking how to

;-))

>make it work on Windows.  AFAIK, programs which work on MSDOS don't
>need anything special to continue working from Windows, even if the
>program accesses the network, since DOS drivers can still work after
>Windows starts.

OK, if I run the Dos-Application (only command-line) on Dos, it can 
acces the Network and get its stuff. Now I have tried it on Win95 and
it works too. - uff.

It does not work on WinNT and WfW 3.11.

The Problem is, tat I like to make a program, which works for Dos, 
Win16 and Win32. The other thing is Linux ;-))

On WfW 3.11 is Win32s installed too.

I do not find a dokumentation about the limitations of Win32s, 
because I have gotten an app which works with a GUI in WfW 3.11 
but if I compile a simpel Message-Box and run it in WfW 3.11, I 
get Win32s errors (Illegal function call or anything like this).

Thanks for your Help,

Michelle

P.S.:   I am using DJGPP 2.02 since January last year and it was 
        working great. Then I had sleeped some month and now I 
        continue with DJGPP 2.03 (C/C++, GRX and Allegro).

        Many Thanks for your Help on this List...