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x86 port for a 32 bit processor?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on December 12, 2006 Hello, is there any x86 port implementation for a 32 bit processor, which can be compiled by the Microsoft compiler? Best regards Stefan RE: x86 port for a 32 bit processor?Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on December 12, 2006 Never seen one. The x86 port will run on 32bit processors, but only in real mode so only using 16 of the 32 bits. I don't think Microsoft support 16bit compilers any more. A DJGPP port would be nice ;-)
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