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- From: witold@mustang.uwo.ca (Witold A. Batorowicz)
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- Subject: Re: Does Borland C++ 5.0 do Dos DPMI-32 (Does it include PowerPak for Dos)?
- Date: 15 Mar 1996 05:23:09 GMT
- Organization: IBM
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- I do the same thing under Watcom. There, it's called text mode Windows NT app.
- The great advantage of it is of course the ability to port it easily to other
- operating systems like UNIX.
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- Witold
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- >I write lots of programs that are command-line apps that really
- >doesn't need any GUI at all. I still program them as I would a
- >DOS-program, but they run flat-mode 32-bit. What I do, is I build them
- >as Win32 __console__ apps. These apps can be run from the Win95
- >'DOS'-box. I do this every day and it's a breeze.
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