Re: Using Zortech C++ and Turbo C++ with MS Windows SDK

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From: Paul Moore
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 12:23

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You are not going to be able to force a c(++) compiler to make windows code
if the isn't an explicit "make windows code" switch in the compiler (as with
MSC and Zortech 2.*). Windows code segments have very specific run in code
at the front that windows modifies on the fly to allow the movement of
segments.
It is not just a matter of finding the right linkage parameters.

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Subject: Re: Using Zortech C++ and Turbo C++ with MS Windows SDK
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