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From: "J. Alan Eldridge" <alane AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org>
To: Kevin Baca <imageek!crl.ucsd.edu!baca AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org>
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Subject: Re: stack segment
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On Thu, 17 Nov 1994, Kevin Baca wrote:

> I'm attempting to write a multitasking application under dos using GCC.
> In order to do this, I need to explicitly allocate and manipulate
> stacks for each individual task by directly fiddling with the stack

Why not try my multitasking library, aetask10x.zip? It does all this
stuff, and has queues, pipes, semaphores, mailboxes, priorities. It has
everything but ... docs. (Well it does have docs. They're written in
C++, though :)


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Alan Eldridge (alane AT wozzle DOT linet DOT org, also alane AT cosmic DOT com)

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