PE> Does Windows NT support VCPI?

RS> Dunno.

BG> As Win NT virtualises the hardware, I doubt it's possible for it
BG> to be a VCPI server.

Its a lot more complicated than 'virtualises the hardware'

And memory management has nothing much to do with 'virtualises
the hardware' anyway.

BG> Same as OS/2, it's likely a DPMI server only.

And this business about DPMI servers is different again. Nothing to
do with virtualising hardware at all. OS2 had a problem with that since
*IT* wanted to be the server, but when its got an OS running on top of
it that ALSO wants to do that, you have a problem. So you have to change
Wins DPMI detail.

BG> Of course, feel free to dispute this if you wish.  |-)

Wouldnt dream of it |-)

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