From: j DOT aldrich6 AT genie DOT com
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Date: Tue, 23 Apr 96 22:30:00 UTC 0000
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Subject: Re: Help!!!

Reply to message 5037508    from SDLEE AT ATLANTA on 04/23/96  7:17AM


>Would compiling a code using the Windows (3.x or ..95) remove the
>requirement for the DPMI host program (CWS..).  The person receiving the
>code would need only to run the program under Windows, right?

True.  However, it doesn't run in a 'window', it runs in a DOS shell.  Any
person viewing this might be deceived into thinking that the program
can in fact be run in DOS, and there you are.

For cryin' out loud - what's so durn tough about distributing CWSDPMI with
the program?  All those commercial games out there distribute DOS4GW,
and their users don't run into problems.  I have contemplated distributing
some of my programs, to the point of actually creating distribution files, and
I just include CWSDPMI in the distribution, with instructions in the README
to keep it in the same directory as the program.  The only problem is that I
can't friggin' upload from Genie to the Net... :(

John