V
Vincent
Hello,
I'm sorry if this is a little OT, but I've posted this on the Open
Watcom user group but still haven't gotten any replies. It is like they
are ignoring me. Maybe there is Open Watcom users here who knows...
I'm trying to figure out how I can build a Cause Way extended DOS
program using Open Watcom C v1.4 that starts up in a DOS prompt on
Windows rather than full-screen. In older commercial Watcom C/C++
compilers, this would only happen when a program enters pixel
video-modes. But now it seems this will also occur in text video-modes
and requires me to press "Alt+Enter" to toggle to the windowed mode.
Changing the program properties to startup in a windowed mode has no
effect.
Is there anyway I can tell the compiler to build a DOS program that
does not switch to full-screen unless absolutly necessary, like it did
with pre-Open Watcom 1.0?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Regards,
Vincent
I'm sorry if this is a little OT, but I've posted this on the Open
Watcom user group but still haven't gotten any replies. It is like they
are ignoring me. Maybe there is Open Watcom users here who knows...
I'm trying to figure out how I can build a Cause Way extended DOS
program using Open Watcom C v1.4 that starts up in a DOS prompt on
Windows rather than full-screen. In older commercial Watcom C/C++
compilers, this would only happen when a program enters pixel
video-modes. But now it seems this will also occur in text video-modes
and requires me to press "Alt+Enter" to toggle to the windowed mode.
Changing the program properties to startup in a windowed mode has no
effect.
Is there anyway I can tell the compiler to build a DOS program that
does not switch to full-screen unless absolutly necessary, like it did
with pre-Open Watcom 1.0?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Regards,
Vincent