Moin Mads,

05.10.99 15:46, Mads Orbesen Troest wrote a message to Vitus Jensen:

 VJ>> Could someone explain the use of the subsystem library (compile
 VJ>> switch /Rn) and whether it's use would be better in my case.

 MOT> As far as I am informed, the Subsystem switch means that /no/
 MOT> startup/termination code is inserted in the generated code. If
 MOT> you use any library functions whatsoever, this is probably not a
 MOT> very good switch to check.

There *is* startup/termination code inserted.  Check your documentation:
_rmem_init/_rmem_term is called.
There is a limited range of library functions available, including malloc and
free.

/*BUT*/ that runtime library has no support for multithreading!  So when I
recoded my DLLs to make a test with the subsystem CRT I had to protect the CRT 
via a mutex.  On the other hand there seems to be no need for a exception
handler.  And the result is smaller.

I still don't know which way is best...

C-x C-s
    Vitus

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