Subj : Re: Phar-Lap?? To : microsoft.public.vc,borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp From : ph8794 Date : Tue May 04 2004 03:03 pm I did try to rebuild the application with a 32-bit compiler, but it wasn't successful. I tried to compile it without changing any code. The compiler complained about some typedefs already being defined, and didn't like the "typedef BYTE huge *ptr" declaration used in many files. Another thing about this application that I didn't mention is that it uses the C-SCAPE graphical library, and the compiler didn't like some of the code in there either. I have a feeling that it would take a very long time to fix the problems associated with this. Should I just rewrite the application in Win32? extenddos@yahoo.com (dosextender) wrote in message news:... > Yes you can rewrite the application to use the Win32 Native 32-bit > API. > > I would rebuild the application with a 32 bit compiler and replace all > OS2/Phar Lap API with their native equivalent. > > ph8794@yahoo.com (Henry Fleming) wrote in message news:<90cc3865.0405012031.328e4ab@posting.google.com>... > > Hi > > I'm trying to port a 16-bit DOS application to Windows XP. > > The program uses PharLap 286 extender. Can I discard this when I > > write the Windows XP version? > > > > Also, what is the best way to go about converting 16-bit DOS > > application to Windows XP version? .