Developers in the embedded area make use of 32-bit DOS. Because you need no shut-down. Just switch that thing off. Like you did with your PC before you installed that Windows.
[...]
> That of course is a matter of opinion... the
> fact you have to link in a couple dozen win32
> libraries just to use wxWindows is just one of
> the messes.
[...]
Sorry? How should this work without the libraries?
Even for core Win32 API apps you'll have to do that.
Except console apps, of course.
Have you ever tried to tweak your setup.h?
Developers in the embedded area make use of 32-bit DOS. Because you need no shut-down. Just switch that thing off. Like you did with your PC before you installed that Windows.
Markus
If you were on the Open Watcom Team, you would not hide yourself behind a synonym. Wouldn't you?
Markus
[...]
> That of course is a matter of opinion... the
> fact you have to link in a couple dozen win32
> libraries just to use wxWindows is just one of
> the messes.
[...]
Sorry? How should this work without the libraries?
Even for core Win32 API apps you'll have to do that.
Except console apps, of course.
Have you ever tried to tweak your setup.h?