dmurdoch@watstat.waterloo.edu (Duncan Murdoch) (05/28/91)
Some time ago (a long time ago) I read that some versions of DOS support .EXE format device drivers. I assume this just means that relocation fixups will occur; you'll still need the device driver header in the load image. Does anyone know the details of this? Which versions does it work in? Do the initial CS:IP and SS:SP values have any meaning? Thanks for any help; I'll post a summary if there's any interest. Duncan Murdoch dmurdoch@watstat.waterloo.edu or dmurdoch@poppy.waterloo.edu
Duncan.Murdoch@sunbrk.FidoNet.Org (Duncan Murdoch) (05/28/91)
Some time ago (a long time ago) I read that some versions of DOS support .EXE format device drivers. I assume this just means that relocation fixups will occur; you'll still need the device driver header in the load image. Does anyone know the details of this? Which versions does it work in? Do the initial CS:IP and SS:SP values have any meaning? Thanks for any help; I'll post a summary if there's any interest. Duncan Murdoch dmurdoch@watstat.waterloo.edu or dmurdoch@poppy.waterloo.edu * Origin: Seaeast - Fidonet<->Usenet Gateway - sunbrk (1:343/15.0)