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Hello Nick,
>Why do I believe you're not going to be suprised when I reply ... 'Why,..
>I'm using Borland C++ for Os/2 Ver 2.0' .
NK> Here's something we just discovered ... maybe others
NK> have already found this, but it isn't all that obvious.
NK> When you install BC++ for OS/2, you get an "extra"
NK> directory. Inside this is bcc2.exe. This is a 32-bit
NK> ONLY version of the compiler ... it will not thunk 16
NK> bit calls. If you're doing only 32-bit code, this
What about if I'm making calls to the Vio screen routines ?
NK> might be a better "base" compiler to use. We've found
NK> it generates much better, er, "less buggy" code ;)
...Nope, haven't seen it yet... Thanks, since I mainly compile from the
command line (only 8 megs ram ) I'll be happy to give it a
try...
Paul Rider.
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