Mathieu wrote:
>> Programs may run faster but you will find a lot of DOS programs that won't
>> run at all or only after some repair work.
Problem is with the Pentium Pro (and ex. Windows). A Pentium is not likely
to give any problems at all (they can happen of course, but that's very rare).
>> In many cases this is caused by Turbo Pascal.
Or Borland (Turbo) C/C++ (Borland did TP as well), but that's another limit.
>I believe there is a program that can patch compiled TP applications. I know
>you can patch the defective CRT unit and recompile but If you don't have the
>sources you might want to look into the first option.
Yes, fixed crt.tpu files are available (perhaps I should recompile my own
programs and even get a hold of the author of "CyberDogs" and ask him to
recompile as well).
Otherwise there's the option as you say to run a "slow-down" program
(several have been reported working good by members of the list earlier).
//Bernie
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