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Wow, I didn't know borland could compile for real mode. Is it any better than watcom?
Quote:I've been wanting to make an online database for UGL addons for a long time. But i've to lazy and zext.net doesn't have SQL.
Xepher.net is free and has FTP, PHP, MySQL, etc... and no ads or space/bandwidth limits, but you have to impress to owner to get in. "Free hosting for free thinkers"... He'd probably let you in.
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Quote:I've been wanting to make an online database for UGL addons for a long time. But i've to lazy and zext.net doesn't have SQL.
Want me to host you? ^_^
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Watcom C does 16 bits?
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Watcom generates some really neat code. Though it doesn't use 32 bit regs. Only 16. Borlands 16 bit code suxs. Almost as much as qb. But it does use 32 bit regs. So it depends what you're going to do really. And i'm not talking about C++ builder 5. But C++ 5.
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I'll give a Try to Watcom C
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Quote:Watcom generates some really neat code. Though it doesn't use 32 bit regs. Only 16.
Wait a second, are we talking about Watcom or
Open Watcom?
Open Watcom has a Windows IDE, can compile for Windows (both 32 bit and 16 bit) or DOS (both 32 bit extended and 16 bit). And it must use 32 bit registers if it can compile for 32 bit protected mode.
I guess Watcom (which I've never seen) isn't as similar to Open Watcom as I thought.
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They're the same, of course pmode apps use 32 bit regs. I'm talking about real mode ones.
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