From: "Edmund Horner" <ejrh AT paradise DOT net DOT nz>
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Subject: DXEs and other OSs, revisited
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Hi all.

Can the DXE system be ported to win32?  And will a DXE compiled using normal
DJGPP work with a win32 application?

I already know there's no problems with using DXEs with linux-gcc programs.
What about win32?

MingW?  Cygnus?  RSXNTDJ?  Borland?  MSVC?  etc?

I think this would only depend on the function calling system of the
compiler, so I assume that gcc-based compilers would be compatible.

Thanks,
Edmund.