In comp.lang.pascal.borland message <586f1157-6b6d-4395-9785-b7ce0be07ba
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Ruud.Baltissen@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> start two dos binaries under Windows. Find some way to connect
>> them together via IPC or sockets.
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>Thank you for answering. If I understand things correctly, you are
>telling that I have two write two programs and then to find a way to
>connect them in some way. So I can forget about writing only _one_ PAS-
>file that tells _two_ CPU's what to do.
By using compile time conditionals, one can generate as many entirely
different EXEs from a single PAS as one wishes, until one hits a size
constraint.
In your case, with one PAS and two EXEs, you can keep one copy of common
code. Of course, you could use units, but that would be multiple PAS
files.
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