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I owe thanks to:
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Jeff Roberts and John Miles of RAD gametools, for fishing
out ancient documentation of the DOS MSS interfaces, and for general
advice on supporting MSS in VDos32.
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Nick Kurshev for BIEW. Marvelous tool for messing with DOS programs.
I couldn't have done without it.
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K. Narech for DOS/32A.
Inspecting DOS/32A was particularly useful for understanding how fixups work
in LE programs.
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Microsoft for providing Windows with SEH (Structured Exception Handling), which provides
such a clean enviroment for doing the sort of strange things VDos32 must do.
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Matt Pietrek for explaining how SEH works, in his article
A Crash Course on the Depths of Win32 Structured Exception Handling
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Dos Freak and Co. for developing DOSBox,
and making it opensource -
very useful for finding details of the strange workings of DOS.
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Ralph Brown for his DOS interrupt list.
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