arminius@violet.berkeley.edu (10/30/90)
It seems that the WIN32DLL will allow me to allocate 32-bit memory, but I can only access it from machine language because the Microsoft C compiler does not support 32-bit offset pointers (yet). Does anyone know of a compiler that works for Windows 3.0 but that also allows me to declare a pointer with a 16-bit selector and 32-bit offset? I expect that the compiler would automatically generate the operand-size override code whenever the pointer is accessed. --Conrad Herrmann