Re: [AL] Allegro in windows

[Tom G. <tg...@ca...>]

Chris Delezenski wrote:
> 
> >I don't really care though.
> I do.. only because I was considering switching to NT..

If you really want to try switching to NT, I would suggest keeping
both NT and 95 on your system.  That's what I do...  I have ended
up rarely using NT though.  If you're looking for a good boot
manager, System Commander is the BEST..

> >Same goes for Memphis.  Oh well..
> you've tried Memphis? does allegro/djgpp programs work under it?

Nah, I haven't tried Memphis.  A friend of mine has.  He can
run my game with no problems (aside from the Winsock 2.0
incompatibility with the WSOCK library).  My game uses quite
a bit of Allegro (sound, gfx, timers, keyboard handler, mouse
handler, joystick routines, datafiles, fixed point functions,
etc etc), so I think it's a fairly safe bet to say that Win98
doesn't choke on Allegro programs in general.

	Tom Grandgent
	tg...@ca...
	Canvas Link, Inc.