For years I had run my BBS under DOS/DESQview, depending heavily on
some utilities like Norm Patriquin's PCopy and PDelete (sort of like a SysOp's "Swiss Army knife"). After converting to OS/2-CP2 I kept some
of my main batch files (after some adjustments) to run in VDMs. It
has recently come to mind that I actually have the full source code
for all the Patriquin utilities. I was wondering if it would be
practical to consider doing a recompilation to run as a native 16bit
OS/2 application?
It has recently come to mind that I actually have the full source
code for all the Patriquin utilities. I was wondering if it would
be practical to consider doing a recompilation to run as a native
16bit OS/2 application? I am not a programmer, but I think these
are written in C or C++.
For years I had run my BBS under DOS/DESQview, depending heavily on some utilities like Norm Patriquin's PCopy and PDelete (sort
of like a SysOp's "Swiss Army knife"). After
converting to OS/2-CP2 I kept some of my main batch
files (after some adjustments) to run in VDMs. It has
recently come to mind that I actually have the full
source code for all the Patriquin utilities. I was
wondering if it would be practical to consider doing a
recompilation to run as a native 16bit OS/2
application? I am not a programmer, but I think these
are written in C or C++.
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