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http://freedos-32.sourceforge.net/

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FreeDOS32 (or FD32 for short) is a 32-bit operating system under development
for the i386 platform, designed to extend the DOS concepts to a native
32-bit environment, in order to offer a better support to modern 32-bit DOS
protected mode applications. FD32 could be a good environment for running
DPMI applications, but also for developing embedded systems based on
low-cost x86 boards
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*ProteanThread* said:
http://freedos-32.sourceforge.net/

<SNIP>
FreeDOS32 (or FD32 for short) is a 32-bit operating system under development
for the i386 platform, designed to extend the DOS concepts to a native
32-bit environment, in order to offer a better support to modern 32-bit DOS
protected mode applications. FD32 could be a good environment for running
DPMI applications, but also for developing embedded systems based on
low-cost x86 boards
<SNIP>> --
Woodzy
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Could you tell us a little more? I looked for it in both pricelessware
listings and didn't see it.

On a link you listed, there was a note about a lot of bugs. I don't need
that.

I have a one M compiled program for a construction builder, written in VB
dos where I used vb's compiler because quick dos's compiler screwed things
up but I wrote my own graphics instead of using vb's graphics. (Frankly, my
graphics are better than I could get from vb's.)

Anyway, would your suggested dos be a good vehicle to convert it into 32 bit
software?

Glenn
 
[...]
Could you tell us a little more? I looked for it in both pricelessware
listings and didn't see it.

On a link you listed, there was a note about a lot of bugs. I don't need
that.

I have a one M compiled program for a construction builder, written in VB
dos where I used vb's compiler because quick dos's compiler screwed things
up but I wrote my own graphics instead of using vb's graphics. (Frankly, my
graphics are better than I could get from vb's.)

Anyway, would your suggested dos be a good vehicle to convert it into 32 bit
software?
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Check my tech website for alternative (stable/free) DOS versions.
btw: PTSDOS (Russian) is only $15 US last time I checked. :-)

Charles.Angelich

tech:
http:/www.undercoverdesign.com/dosghost/
arts:
http:/www.undercoverdesign.com/dosghost/faf/
music
http:/www.undercoverdesign.com/dosghost/dos/samples.asp
 
Glenn did:

[32-bit DOS]
I have a one M compiled program for a construction builder, written in VB
dos where I used vb's compiler because quick dos's compiler screwed things
up but I wrote my own graphics instead of using vb's graphics. (Frankly, my
graphics are better than I could get from vb's.)
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I think you could use DR-DOS, IIRC it's freeware now. http://www.drdos.net

[]s
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Chaos Master®, posting from Brazil. REPLY TO GROUP!
"People told me I can't dress like a fairy.
I say, I'm in a rock band and I can do what the hell I want!"
-- Amy Lee

Note: this e-mail address goes to /dev/null.
 
pre dr dos 7.03 only



Chaos Master said:
Glenn did:

[32-bit DOS]
I have a one M compiled program for a construction builder, written in VB
dos where I used vb's compiler because quick dos's compiler screwed
things
up but I wrote my own graphics instead of using vb's graphics. (Frankly,
my
graphics are better than I could get from vb's.)
Click to expand...

I think you could use DR-DOS, IIRC it's freeware now. http://www.drdos.net

[]s
--
Chaos Master®, posting from Brazil. REPLY TO GROUP!
"People told me I can't dress like a fairy.
I say, I'm in a rock band and I can do what the hell I want!"
-- Amy Lee

Note: this e-mail address goes to /dev/null.
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