Ryan Underwood wrote:
Note the "real mode" in the quote above.That means that a potential future DOSEMU for it has toAre you certain about emulation necessary for 16bit apps?
run "real mode" 16bit apps emulated but can execute DPMI apps natively.
It goes on to say: "compatibility mode is enabled by the operating system on an individual code-segment basis. From the application's viewpoint, compatibility mode looks like a legacy x86 protected-mode environment."
Note the "protected-mode" in the quote above. See? :)
Which means to me, that vm86()
You might have confused the v86 mode with 16-bit protected mode. There is nothing about vm86() in what you have quoted from the docs.
That will not give you the v86 mode however.will have different semantics on x86-64, probably setting up a 1MB v86 window but also turning on the "compatibility mode" flag for that process.
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