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Dump Win-OS2 (how and should I, etc..?)
Tim Roberts t...@probo.com microsoft public win32 programmer kernel "IamThat" <IamT...@jst.co.kr> wrote: Should I use a 16-bit compiler for my win95 display driver ? If so, What kind of compiler can I use ? We've always used Microsoft Visual C++. The 16-bit version (1.52c) comes on the 32-bit CD.

Which Container should I use?
Bit Twister BitTwis...@mouse-potato.com comp os linux misc On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 13:57:33 -0500, TK wrote: I plan on using the PC for web browsing, music, and some gaming. (Mostly HL2 and other Source-based games through Wine). Should I stick with my 32-bit one right now, or upgrade to 64-bit? (If I have to upgrade,

TCP Alternate Checksum Options - rfc1145zz
This *is* assembly language, if it's physically possible to do it you should be able to. However, the assembler should require you to use some coercion I would even allow a 32-bit register. For that matter, you should be able to load any two or four bytes of a real64 or real80 constant into a 32-bit register.

SBEIR (was Re: long longs in c)
BC 4.5 will target Win32, why not use that as the first step?<< I thought about that. But if we do that we have the same program (it is only 32 bit instead of 16) but still cannot use features like COM, ActiveX, even do not have the modern controls like treeview,... And we still have to work with the old IDE,

What Data Base I should use for NTE?
Also, any bit that does not have an explicit definition should be give a default definition of "unused". My various attempts at definition and use syntax and The Dragonball processor has over 100 registers to control onboard peripherals and I/O with 8/16/32 bit widths, containing over 1000 fields with widths

Randomize data from SQL statement
Please suggest haw can I have Win95 loaded on my computer so that I can have both Win95 and Win3.11 on the same computer and thus use both 16bit and 32bit softwares. Waiting eagerly for suggestive reply Thanks Srish There are several options; and there are several ways to accomplish them.

Windows Data Types
BTW, GNU C from DJGPP is a 32 bit protected mode compiler that produces 32 bit protected mode applications. If you are running in protected mode you WILL get General Protection Faults is you try to read or write, improperly, to or from a pointer, or past the end of an array, or any of a number of things.

Transitioning from 16 bit real to 32 bit protected
Use a parallel port printer so what? 14. Use any HP Deskjet printer today uh? 15. Use a parallel port Zip drive why should he want to? 16. Use a parallel port Jaz drive see Can upgrade to a 32 bit file system without reformatting the hard drive thank god I don't need to know what a 32 bit file system is 81.

Why should I use String Resource Tables in 32-bit apps?
Which version do I use in 95? Which version do I use in NT? Maybe this is what is causing my current problems with 4.0.05. Being on Win95 or NT, you can run either version. I would suggest you run 32-bit if the platform supports it (95 and NT both do). If your deployment OS's are 95 and NT then definitely just

icons and WM
Obviously, the name "EntryPoint" should be replaced with the actual name of your entry point function. Note that the Rundll32's entry point is completely unrelated to the DllEntryPoint function in a 32-bit DLL which handles process and thread attach/detach notifications. 2. The entry point function for Rundll32

Why Apple Bought Logic (was: Should I Use My New G4 DAW As My ...
But when A97 started circulating, people began to see clearly how a 32-bit database should act. Anyway, the two versions were peas in a pod, just like A2000/2002. 2000/2002 does not necessarily represent a two-fold increase in capacity, as they use Unicode which requires two bytes per character instead of one.

Upgrading PC, should I use a 32-bit or 64-bit kernel?
Do 32 bit clients require a 32 bit winsock? Yes 2. Can I still use 16 bit clients with a 32 bit winsock Yes 3. If the answer to 2 is No n/a 4. (The contentious question) Which 32 bit winsock should I use. Not particularly so. If you want maximum compatability, use the Microsoft winsock that comes with Win95 (you

Should I use 0 or 0& with WIN32 API
Arnor Baldvinsson ar...@icetips.com comp lang clarion Hi Jim, On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 18:54:27 -0500, Jim March <WENATVMPB...@spammotel.com> wrote: I noticed in the app properties an option to choose between 16 bit and 32 bit. What are the pro's and con's? I haven't compiled a 16bit app in 5 years!

Which compiler should you buy?
3) I also use Crescent's bound combo and list boxes a lot. Are the 16-bit versions working in VB4? Are there 32-bit versions available now? Does VB4 now have its own bound 14) Is there a VB4-specific FAQ (that I should have read before posting this)? These seem like reasonable questions to make part of one.

PPC should not use -fno-builtin (was Re: 2.3.47 imac build?)
Even though I see many samples of using 0& to pass a zero to Windows API if I'm writing only for 32 bit windows it occurs to me that the & is not required. VB treats the constant '0' as a 16-bit integer rather than a 32-bit integer. Is it true that it is not required because at run time VB will convert 0 to a

Why should I (not) use an internal oscillator for 8-bit micros
But the functionality provided by them is sufficiently generic that they are now available for general use. Note that Windows NT 4.0 ships only with the Rundll32 utility program and supports only Rundll32. MORE INFORMATION Rundll vs. Rundll32 Rundll loads and runs 16-bit DLLs, whereas Rundll32 loads and runs 32-bit

Help Settle Hungarian Notation Argument - Should we use it?
While malloc appears to understand how to use both these regions, (ie when it runs out of one, it will start using the other) it cannot allocate more than 2 gigs contigously. As we reach the limits of 32 bit systems, there will be some need to have the libraries load at a different location than the default.

Upgrading PC, should I use a 32-bit or 64-bit kernel?
It passes all tests on 5.7.3, and 5.6.1 compiled with 32 bit IVs. It compiles but fails some new integer.t tests on 5.6.1 complied with 64 bit IVs and 5.005_03. Hence it shouldn't be CPANised yet. I don't know why they fail right now (and why some of the other tests pass on 5.005_03), but I should go to bed.

Data Warehouse design
Are you dropping down to 16 bit textures or going down one notch on the texture detail slider? Both give me about an extra 5 fps @ 1024x768/32 bit, and both eliminate the texture I think I prefer 32 bit textures with the texture detail turned down a notch, just wondering what other people's opinions are.

Should I use 16 bit or 32 bit??
By storing some images in 8-bit gamma but processing them using 16-bit linear or 32-bit floating point, I avoid processing artifacts and still keep the on-disk size of the image reasonable. Timo says that because he gets artifacts doing linear *processing*, nobody should use linear *storage*.