*** Anthony Tibbs and Jamie Kowinsky were overheard saying the following:
> I use Borland C++ 4.52, which compilers for DOS, Win16, and Win32 (and 
> supposedly CAN be used for DPMI???).  Works great.
*** BTW, that was on 02-13-98 at 23:00.
Would you happen to know if it has the option of compiling 16bit DOS? I know 
that some C++ compilers will make 32bit DOS code only and then require some 
special runtime module to run the DOS program.
I'm looking for true dos, 16bit I guess, no runtimes like dos4gw needed.
Also If code size gets out of hand, do you know if it is possible to
do 16bit dos overlays?
Thank you very much for all your help.
-Jamie
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