CTask 2.2

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2 total messages Started by BOGGS RICHARD GRAN Sun, 10 Jan 1993 06:19

#7568

Author: BOGGS RICHARD GRAN
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 06:19

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Has anyone out there done anything with CTask 2.2, the PD multitasking kernel
for MSDOS?  I guess with Windows NT coming out, you really don't have to mess
with mutlitasking DOS, but...

Just curious to find out if anyone's used it.  I've successfully compiled it
under BC++ 3.0, but BC++ 3.1 fails to make it.  I believe the culprit to be
TASM 3.1 (the C modules compile fine) not expanding macros correctly (or, at
least not the way TASM 3.0 does!).

Any CTask users out there?

-- 
Grant Boggs
boggs@a.cs.okstate.edu
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, Oklahoma

Re: CTask 2.2

#7596

Author: lane
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 18:46

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In article <1993Jan10.061945.27497@a.cs.okstate.edu>, boggs@a.cs.okstate.edu (BOGGS RICHARD GRAN) writes:
> Has anyone out there done anything with CTask 2.2, the PD multitasking kernel
> for MSDOS?  I guess with Windows NT coming out, you really don't have to mess
> with mutlitasking DOS, but...
>
> Just curious to find out if anyone's used it.  I've successfully compiled it
> under BC++ 3.0, but BC++ 3.1 fails to make it.  I believe the culprit to be
> TASM 3.1 (the C modules compile fine) not expanding macros correctly (or, at
> least not the way TASM 3.0 does!).
>
> Any CTask users out there?

I've messed with it a bit, with the idea of using it in data-acquisition
software.  I've had no problems with it, compiled using microsoft C, but
it's hard to debug your programs when you use it!


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