CauseWay extender to public domain
This might interest any low-level Euphoria coders out there... Euphoria
uses the CauseWay DOS extender to allow 32-bit programming. The fact that
CauseWay is now public domain should have no effect on most if not all
Euphoria programmers. I'm just posting this for those who are interested.
The following message was posted by Michael Devore to comp.lang.asm.x86 and
alt.lang.asm yesterday:
Pete
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This information may be of interest to Assembly Language, Watcom C/C++, and
Watcom Fortran developers and programmers. Clipper 5.x and Clarion 2.1
programmers may also be interested.
As of January 9, 2000, Michael Devore surrendered all his copyrights for
CauseWay for Watcom C/C++ & Assembly Language, a previously commercial DOS
extender, and released it to the public domain. CauseWay is one of the most
popular DOS extenders in use today. Several thousand applications using
CauseWay are or have been used in hundreds of thousands or millions of
personal computers. This release includes both binary and assembly language
source files, with a few C source files for support utilities.
The URL for accessing CauseWay file information and downloads is:
There is no support or warranty whatsoever for the released files. Under no
conditions will Michael Devore be held liable for damages arising out of use
of, or inability to use, the CauseWay files. This is a true public domain
release. You as an individual or as a business entity may use the binary
and source files in whatever manner you desire, INCLUDING for commercial
purposes, without explicit credit or compensation to Michael Devore or
Devore Software & Consulting.
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