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Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 12:45:20 +0200
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
From: Michelle Konzack <dos DOT mailinglists AT freenet DOT de>
Subject: One source for Dos, WfW 3.11 + Win32 (dosbox), Linux (console + X)
  and (Open|Free|Net)BSD (console)
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Reply-To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com

Hello, 

I am using watt-32 to make tcp-connections with packet-driver under 
dos, under Windows I have another stack and under linux a third... 

This my second problem for now. 

How can I make my source-code compatibel with all OS ? 

I guess, I must make following: 

My program call a TCP-Function which is in a translation-file and 
from this translation file I call the TCP-Funktion in the TCP-Stack. 

So I must adapt only the translation file with its functions to make 
my program compatibel for different OS. 

Question 1:     Is this right ? 

Question 2:     How can I do it ? 

Question 3:     Does anyone have an experience with the msclient 
                (tcp-stack not netbios) under dos and the TCP32s 
                or something like this under Windows ? 

                I have some programs from MS which are working in 
                a dosbox AND under plain DOS with the msclient. 

                Now I have gotten a tcp-stack, but it works only 
                in the dosbox of wfw 3.11 but not under win32 and 
                the msclient. 

Thanks in Advance
Michelle

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