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Hallo J.J.
JJvdH> There's a more subtle way to do this: Edit the "specs" file in your JJvdH> main djgpp directory. Yes, thank you. Now it works. I must include djgpp.lnk manually, though.
JJvdH> >Yes: gpc foo.pas -o foo.exe 2>foo.err No, this doesn't work under Win95. I think I'll download CWSDPMI.EXE to work under DOS.
JJvdH> It's AT&T syntax, not intel. Essentially, you have to read the JJvdH> arguments to an instruction in reverse. I think there was some JJvdH> explanation of this in the djgpp docs too (not sure), and there's a JJvdH> intel->at&t asm converter around somewhere (but probably won't do JJvdH> inline GPC asm). Not only in reverse. I tried "REP STOSD" and I couldn't figure out the right syntax. Can you give me any hints where to find this converter ?
JJvdH> Yes, djgpp's DPMI functions are all documented in the djgpp C lib JJvdH> reference. (libc.inf) I'm not an expert in C, but I'll manage to understand it.
JJvdH> Please send us any working snapshots of code, then we have JJvdH> documentation! If I'm able to get it working, you'll receive my code. Or should I send it to Peter ?
JJvdH> JanJaap Bye Andreas