LibXms
LibXms is a thin C++ wrapper around the 1991 Lotus–Intel–Microsoft–AST Research Extended Memory Specification (XMS), version 3.0. OpenWatcom is required in order to build LibXms because the implementation of the low-level interface to the Extended Memory Manager (XMM) uses OpenWatcom-specific inline assembly.
Downloads
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| RAR archive | 21 711 bytes | MD5: SHA-1: |
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| ZIP archive | 27 430 bytes | MD5: SHA-1: |
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| bzip2-compressed tar archive | 21 137 bytes | MD5: SHA-1: |
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| gzip-compressed tar archive | 22 412 bytes | MD5: SHA-1: |
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| xz-compressed tar archive | 20 192 bytes | MD5: SHA-1: |
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Subversion
https://svn.zive.ca/dos/LibXms/trunk/
Build requirements
- OpenWatcom C++ 1.9.
- GNU make; on Windows, from Cygwin or MinGW.
Although the source contains a Visual Studio 2015 solution, which in turn contains a Visual C++ project, it is not required in order to build—LibXms is built by a Makefile. I just like the Visual Studio IDE.
