From: mutazilah@gmail.com   
      
   On 02/03/24 23:56, Paul Edwards wrote:   
      
   > In all cases, I am no longer dependent on   
   > registers or stack on entry to the executable,   
   > which clears the way for all executables to   
   > be called with the PDOS-generic stack "standard".   
      
   I managed to get this to work today.   
      
   So now PDOS/386, which fits on a 360k floppy, supports   
   C90-compliant programs for any of of the following   
   systems (if they are built "correctly" (TM) - a   
   term that I made up):   
      
   1. 32-bit MSDOS (sort of - since the original didn't exist)   
   2. Win32   
   3. Linux   
   4. OS/2   
   5. PDOS-generic   
      
   Using different methods of implementation.   
      
   1 and 3 are done by servicing the interrupts   
   (mainly INT 21H and INT 80H)   
      
   Win32 intercepts the C library MSVCRT   
      
   OS/2 intercepts the OS/2 system calls at   
   the DLL interface (doscalls.dll)   
      
   PDOS-generic passes the callback functions as   
   a stack parameter.   
      
   BFN. Paul.   
      
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