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Date: Thu, 11 Sep 1997 08:10:41 -0700
From: David Dickey <ddickey AT primenet DOT com>
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To: opendos-support AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Help!
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Hello!
	I am trying to write programs using OpenDos.  I am using
Watcom C++ 11.0, set for DOS 16 bit executables.  My problem is that
generic code seems ok, but when I try to use the OpenDos Queue functions
(I am build ing system that will have about 10 tasks talking to each
other on each of several computers on a tiny lan) I get errors from
the Memory Manager about bad opcodes.  Everything compiles and links
fine, no unresolved vars, no messages at all.
	Has anyone out there done this kind of stuff?  I will be trying
to use the network stuff soon, to talk between tasks, I am not doing
file based stuff at all, just sent some bytes from one of my programs to
another.
	I have the CD-ROM with all of the documentation, and Have followed what
I could find in there about the calls to the multi tasker.
I think that I could really, really use the Programmers documentation
that is a null reference on the CD.

	Please help.   Thanks


	David