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PaulSM
Hi -
We've got a legacy system that communicates over LanTastic to DOS and Win9x
PCs. We use LanTastic file shares; we also use NetBIOS connections and
datagrams.
Our old, 16-bit legacy code uses DOS interrupts. We're trying to adapt our
new, 32-bit code to use the "Netbios()" API that comes with the Microsoft
Platform SDK. It works just fine if we execute under Win9x and LanTastic
8.01 ... and the *same* executables *fail* (or hang) if we execute under
Windows/XP?
Does anybody out there have any experience using the Microsoft Netbios API
under Windows/XP?
Or can anybody suggest an alternative way of communicating over LanTastic
(to legacy clients) from Windows/XP?
Thank you very much in advance .. Paul Santa Maria
We've got a legacy system that communicates over LanTastic to DOS and Win9x
PCs. We use LanTastic file shares; we also use NetBIOS connections and
datagrams.
Our old, 16-bit legacy code uses DOS interrupts. We're trying to adapt our
new, 32-bit code to use the "Netbios()" API that comes with the Microsoft
Platform SDK. It works just fine if we execute under Win9x and LanTastic
8.01 ... and the *same* executables *fail* (or hang) if we execute under
Windows/XP?
Does anybody out there have any experience using the Microsoft Netbios API
under Windows/XP?
Or can anybody suggest an alternative way of communicating over LanTastic
(to legacy clients) from Windows/XP?
Thank you very much in advance .. Paul Santa Maria