3. I've tried changing the dpmi from enabled to disabled (TC won't
run) and auto, but it doesn't seem to matter. I've also tried
elminating xms memory and/or ems memory, but that didn't seem to
change things either. I first thought it was a DPMI problem, but now
I don't know if it is DPMI or video.
Quoting David Noon to Bryan Rubingh <=-
Hi Bryan,
Replying to a message of Bryan Rubingh to All:
This probably belongs in the OS2DOS echo, but I'll offer an answer
here.
3. I've tried changing the dpmi from enabled to disabled (TC won't
run) and auto, but it doesn't seem to matter. I've also tried
elminating xms memory and/or ems memory, but that didn't seem to
change things either. I first thought it was a DPMI problem, but now
I don't know if it is DPMI or video.
The Borland compilers/IDEs for DOS require DPMI set to
ENABLED. I normally set the DPMI_MEMORY_SIZE to 64 for the
bigger BCAF 3.1 compiler. The TC compiler should run in
rather less.
Note that I normally create a program reference object
(drag and drop a Program template from the OS/2 Templates
folder) and thereby create a custom VDM for Borland. It
saves some hassle with other DOS programs that dislike the
Borland settings; they simply run elsewhere.
Been there. Done that. Still doesn't work. Still get a trap
000e.
The Borland compilers/IDEs for DOS require DPMI set to
ENABLED. I normally set the DPMI_MEMORY_SIZE to 64 for the
bigger BCAF 3.1 compiler. The TC compiler should run in
rather less.
Been there. Done that. Still doesn't work. Still get a trap 000e.
I've moved this discussion to the OS2DOS echo
The Borland compilers/IDEs for DOS require DPMI set to ENABLED.
I normally set the DPMI_MEMORY_SIZE to 64 for the bigger BCAF
3.1 compiler. The TC compiler should run in rather less.
Been there. Done that. Still doesn't work. Still get a trap
000e.
I've moved this discussion to the OS2DOS echo, as it is more
on-topic there. [I.e. it has nothing to do with programming and
everything to do with configuring a VDM.] Please read my complete
reply there
I've moved this discussion to the OS2DOS echo
Does that still exist ? Not over here apparently.
I've moved this discussion to the OS2DOS echo
Does that still exist ? Not over here apparently.
It seems to. Jonathan is the moderator, so he should know for
certain.
I've moved this discussion to the OS2DOS echo
Does that still exist ? Not over here apparently.
It seems to. Jonathan is the moderator, so he should know for
certain.
I'm probably confusing with another OS2 related echo that got removed.
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