1. Call Back In Dos32
- Posted by xerox_irs at lvcm.com
Jan 17, 2003
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I bought a copy of the source code a minor version or two ago and I was =
able to make call backs to procedures and functions in dos, Even pass =
parameter values from Assemly. Could you add callback() for dos as well =
as windows? PLEASE
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2. Re: Call Back In Dos32
xerox_irs writes:
> I bought a copy of the source code a minor version or two ago
> and I was able to make call backs to procedures and functions in dos,
> Even pass parameter values from Assemly. Could you add callback()
> for dos as well as windows? PLEASE
Why would you want to call Euphoria routines from DOS machine code?
How many people are able to make DOS C libraries that could
be dynamically linked with ex.exe?
I'm interested to know what your application was.
If you send me your code, I'll take a look at it,
but I doubt that DOS callbacks would ever get very high
on my priority list. Why not use a Windows (console-mode) program?
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: Call Back In Dos32
- Posted by gertie at visionsix.com
Jan 18, 2003
On 18 Jan 2003, at 0:25, Robert Craig wrote:
>
> xerox_irs writes:
> > I bought a copy of the source code a minor version or two ago
> > and I was able to make call backs to procedures and functions in dos,
> > Even pass parameter values from Assemly. Could you add callback()
> > for dos as well as windows? PLEASE
>
> Why would you want to call Euphoria routines from DOS machine code?
> How many people are able to make DOS C libraries that could
> be dynamically linked with ex.exe?
> I'm interested to know what your application was.
> If you send me your code, I'll take a look at it,
> but I doubt that DOS callbacks would ever get very high
> on my priority list. Why not use a Windows (console-mode) program?
In a word, reliability.
Kat
