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From: GTHEALL@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU (George A. Theall)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec.micro
Subject: RE: Experimental fix for TC++
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Date: 4 Jun 90 13:34:00 GMT
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>I have hacked together a TSR that will let any program that wants to
>take over INT 18 that goes through DOS to do it run on the Rainbow
>unmodified.  Turbo C and Turbo C++ do this in the command line
>versions of their programs.

     This is an ingenious solution, Warner. Congratulations!
Looks like there's no longer a need to patch any version of
Borland's C compilers.

      Can this TSR be unloaded from memory? I suspect the TSR
itself would steal a lot of CPU resources if it were always in
memory. But if it could be unloaded, then simple adjustments to
a makefile would let you load the TSR, call TCC.EXE, then unload
it from memory.

George

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