Stephen Frost said on Tue, Jun 15, 2004 at 09:53:52AM -0400: > I'm quite confident this is the case. There are methods out there which > will let you do this kind of nasty library mixing (used in Winbloze and > OS/2 I believe) but as far as I know Linux doesn't support it. It's > called 'trunking' or something along those lines, iirc. Basically you > have to mangle the pointers and whatnot to make it work, at the very > least, and it's *really* ugly. It's called "thunking", and is how Windows 9x/Me allowed 16 bit code to talk to 32 bit libraries. M
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