From: "Gil Myers" <gmeyers AT logan DOT net>
Subject: Re: DPMI initialisation
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
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Chris Mills <stumilcj AT reading DOT ac DOT uk> wrote in article
<Pine DOT SUN DOT 3 DOT 95 DOT 970610123715 DOT 23277A-100000 AT sgsscsc1 DOT reading DOT ac DOT uk>...
> Dear sir,
> 	I am create a program for my university third year project using
> djgpp and DPMI v1.0. My question is does djgpp initialise the DPMI
client,
> or is this to be done by the programmer.
> 
> 	yours, Chris Mills
> 

The EXEs are stubbed when you compile.  Your program will check for DPMI,
and if it can't find it will load a specified extender.  

In other words,  no,  you do not have to init it yourself.

Check the docs,  I believe you can change the host in the stub,  it will
use
CWSDPMI by default.