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-=> Quoting Murray Lesser to Phil Crown <=-
ML> Excerpted from message dated 05-10-96, Phil Crown to Murray Lesser:
ML> Just what is it that you want from Toolkit 1.3 that is not easily
ML> obtainable elsewhere?
PC>I need the DosMonOpen(), DosMonReg(), DosMonRead(), and DosMonWrite()
>support, for the 16-bit program kpop.c Peter F. recently posted.
PC>Is there somewhere else I can get support for these?
ML> Hi Phil--
ML> You are well over my head, now. Perhaps you would get them
ML> automatically by linking to OS2286.LIB, instead of OS2386.LIB, but
ML> that is only a guess. (Both are in the Warp Toolkit.) I did notice
ML> that the ordinals for the APIs you mention are listed in the Warp
ML> Toolkit bseord.h file.
ML> Maybe Peter F. or Mike B. could provide a more useful answer.
I'm over my own head as well, but that hasn't stopped me before... :-)
I tried using OS2286.LIB with BC++, but it wouldn't link. BC++ places
the underscores turning them into _DosMon*, etc... and that is screwing
me up there.
It does link under EMX v0.9b fix03, but it isn't intercepting the keys
properly.
I posted the code in the EMX mailing list, and found out, from the author
of the port of XFree86 for OS/2, that DosMon* functions are working in
EMX, so it must be something I'm doing wrong.
argghh... still trying.
Thanks for the help!
Phil
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