hi Phil,

 PC> I ported kpop.c to 32 bits, which was basically just removing the
 PC> __loadds and far identifiers.

And that was a bit too simple:-)  You have to ensure that the data you
exchange with 16-bit functions doesn't change size.  Ie. where the 16-bit
code says 'unsigned', change to USHORT and the like.

 PC> My biggest worry is that the buffers passed to DosMonReg cannot
 PC> cross a 64k boundary.  I'm hoping there is a compiler switch I can
 PC> use to ensure this does not happen, but it will be my luck that it
 PC> is not that easy...

No, there isn't a switch, but there is _tmalloc(), which you have to use
wherever you exchange data pointers with the 16-bit functions.  It
allocates the tiled memory they need (or else the program willl coredump
seamingly at readom).  See the now functioning code I e-mailed you
yesterday;-)

groetjes,
	  hugo
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