Hello Phil!

 PC>> I need the DosMonOpen(), DosMonReg(), DosMonRead(), and
 RS>> os2286.lib from Warp Toolkit contains these functions.

 PC> It does.  My problem is BC++ 2.0 puts a '_' in front of everything
 PC> when it compiles the source into an .obj.

It doesn't know them. Either let them have implicit prototypes in the start of
your program like Kbd, Vio and Mou have (via APIRET16 and APIENTRY16) or move
to
another compiler.

 PC> I'm going to try compiling with the "pascal" calling convention, as
 PC> Mike mentioned.

Well, it's good idea. But os2def.h contains a number of defines, which ends
with 16 suffix (again like APIRET16). I think you may use them instead of
"pascal".

 PC> Also, BC++ doesn't even have the prototypes for the DosMon* APIs in
 PC> its header files, so I'm using EMX now.

I've seen no commercial 32-bit compiler which had. Why? I can't even guess.

 PC> It has all the prototypes and the underscores in the lib files.

I, personally, don't like emx and gcc.

 PC> I'd like to be able to compile it under both complers though.
 PC> I'll let you know how it turns out! :-)

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Bye!
Rinat Sadretdinow                                              [Team OS/2]

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