Currently, DJGPP is used for a program to access a memory-mapped PCI device. Currently, the program is compiled and run on a Windows machine. The task is to take the same (or nearly same) source, compile and run it on a Linux Red Hat 9 machine running DOSEMU. I'm wondering if the DJGPP/DPMI functions to allocate DOS memory, get a physical address for that DOS memory to pass to the DMA hardware, map a physical address to a linear address, etc will work as is under Linux or are modifications required?
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