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DOS/4GW is a [Dos extender] made popular by [[Watcom C]]. It was released by Rational, then Tenberry software. This DOS Extender was largely associated with [[Doom]], and of course the [[Watcom C]] compiler. | DOS/4GW is a [[Dos extender]] made popular by [[Watcom C]]. It was released by Rational, then Tenberry software. This DOS Extender was largely associated with [[Doom]], and of course the [[Watcom C]] compiler. | ||
DOS/4GW allows up to 64MB of memory under the DPMI host. | DOS/4GW allows up to 64MB of memory under the DPMI host. | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 22 August 2010
DOS/4GW is a Dos extender made popular by Watcom C. It was released by Rational, then Tenberry software. This DOS Extender was largely associated with Doom, and of course the Watcom C compiler.
DOS/4GW allows up to 64MB of memory under the DPMI host.
More information can be found on tenberry.com.
