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Hello David!
In a message to Doug Glenn David Noon wrote:
DN> DG> Where, in the programmers toolkit (IBM 2.0/2.1), does it
DN> DG> mention the structure on the INI files for OS/2?
DN> As near as I can tell, IBM does not publish the format of the .INI
DN> files. They are subject to change; for example, the format changed
DN> between the Coral Pink PDK beta of OS/2 2.1 and the GA release of OS/2
DN> 2.1.
Errk...
DN> The only consistent access you will have to them is via the Prf...()
DN> API calls. These are documented in the .INF files supplied with the
DN> developer's toolkit.
I have the one supplied with Watcom 9 & 10, and I cannot locate
these. I have noted people making reference to them, but when I
do a search on that string, it does not find any strings with a
Prf in them :(
DN> You might also find it convenient to use the VX-REXX VRGetIni() and
Those I am familiar with and have used. However, I was
wanting to convert from a VXREXX program to C instead. I have
compiled the user interface from Guidelines, the speed
difference between my VXREXX app and that are light years apart.
On my 486/66, it takes almost a minute for the VXREXX to
initialize and come on screen where as the one from guidelines
just pops right up in about 1-2 seconds. Also, the overhead for
VXREXX is about 1.2megs of memory, for the screens done in
guidelines, about 45k.
Thanks for the help, at least I know I am getting out now
Guess I might have to look at interfacing the system REXX calls
for INI work with it as an option.
Later!
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