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21.08.2019 1:12, rugxulo AT gmail DOT com [via djgpp AT delorie DOT com] пишет:
>> Windows /does/ provide DPMI.
> Not 64-bit editions, obviously.
>
>> What OS with DPMI other than Windows are you discussing? ... ReactOS?
> ReactOS does have its own NTVDM these days (since 2014 ??), but AFAIK,
> it didn't run any DJGPP stuff. (Though they did get Duke Nukem 3D
> [DOS4GW] working, albeit without sound.)

Running Duke w/o sound is not their fault.
You need cli2nop.zip to get it go.
Admittedly, the built-in solutions (that they lack)
are usually better than cli2nop, but its still usable.
(haven't tried on reactOS though, but its a common
problem)


> I got TASM32 (5.3) from Turbo C++ Explorer back in 2007. You can
> run WDOSX's STUBIT.EXE on it, and it'll run in pure DOS again.
> (Of course, that's incompatible with CWSDPMI unless you load
> something like HDPMI32 first. Different extenders don't always
> play well. Too bad Windows is overall buggy, too.)
What buggy windows do have DPMI these days?
Or are you referring to WinME or NT/XP?

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