🚀 go-pugleaf

I think a lot of people have this problem.

"Basically, I use go32(latest DPMI version)  in 2 occasions:
	1. Use an interpreter/compiler written in djgpp thus needs go32. It also happens that the Prolog interpreter(in djgpp) I use has a command line environment. So to use it, I must not exit the interpreter; otherwise, I have to reload the interpreter, reload/compile my program within the interpreter and then, and only then, can I run my modified Prolog code.
	2. Use gcc itself.

For productivity reasons, normally I run MS-Windows 3.1 and use it to task-swap between my editor window and the compiler/interpreter window.

Unfortunately, go32 does not support paging(yet). My 4M RAM doesn't seemed to be sufficient and I get frequent malloc errors, sometimes by my huge program and mostly by the Prolog interpreter which is also huge."

The solution I think is to use another a much simpler, lean and mean task swapper or a TSR editor. I tried almost every task swapper that I could find in ftp, unfortunately all crashed. I couln't find any TSR editors but I suspect they wouldn't work under DPMI"  

So, is anyone aware of any task swapper or TSR editor that works with go32 or under DPMI in general?

Thanks in advance.

Jason Tai