I am currently using Borland C/C++ v3.1 to compile my DOS programs and EMX
v0.9a to compile my OS/2 programs, but I noticed a few peculiarities which
I would like to have cleared up.

First of all, the EMX program is well over 3 times larger than the Borland
version - and it is the *exact* same code.  Is this due to the compiler or
do OS/2 programs naturally take up more room?

Second is what these two return from the command line.
I am using ...

int main ( int argc, char *argv[] )
	{
	// program code
	}

However, when I run the program for DOS, by typing "PORTDOS" it will return
the command line as ...
"G:\PROGRAM\PORTDOS.EXE"
Yet the OS/2 program (run by typing "PORTOS2") will return it as ...
"PORTOS2"

Although I get what I expect from EMX, I do prefer what the DOS version
returns.  At any rate, is there anyway to change them so that they are both
the same?
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