🚀 go-pugleaf

/* Go ahead, eat this line... */

I am trying to load and start a process to run concurently with
the parent process.  The problem is that I keep getting visits
from the guru when I try the CreateProc.  Below are two VERY
short programs that I am compiling with Aztec 3.6a.  The first is
supposed to load and start the second which is just supposed to send
some junk to my debug terminal.

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/*  Program 1 */

#include <libraries/dos.h>
main()
{
	LONG newseg;

	if ( (newseg = LoadSeg("test"))  != 0L)
	{
		printf ("Successfully loaded segment to %ld.\n", newseg);
		if ( (CreateProc("mytest", 0L, newseg, 4000L) ) != 0L)
		{
			puts("Successfully CreateProc'ed");
			/* Yeah, I realize that this loses some memory and that
               at some point in the future I would need to UnLoadSeg */
		}
		else
		{
			puts("failed CreateProc.");
			UnLoadSeg(newseg);
			puts("unloaded.");
		}

	}
	else
	{
		puts("failed LoadSeg.");
	}
}


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/*  program 2 */


#include <libraries/dos.h>
main()
{
	KPutStr ("I was here...");
	Delay(500L);
	KPutStr ("But now I'm leaving!");
}


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Pray tell, to what depths of stupidity have I fallen this time?

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