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Thanks for your help.<br />
Do you know if I can &quot;stop&quot; windows and execute my DOS program, inside <br />
my visual c++ rutine?<br />

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Thanks for your help.
Do you know if I can "stop" windows and execute my DOS program, inside
my visual c++ rutine?


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What do you mean by &quot;stop&quot;?<br />
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In windows 95, you can shut down windows and restart in MS-DOS mode. &nbsp;This option appears when you try to shut down windows. &nbsp;You cannot do that from NT however. &nbsp;However, the program you are creating won't run in DOS mode. &nbsp;It is not a DOS program, it is a windows program. &nbsp;VC cannot create DOS programs, only windows programs. &nbsp;<br />

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What do you mean by "stop"?

In windows 95, you can shut down windows and restart in MS-DOS mode.  This option appears when you try to shut down windows.  You cannot do that from NT however.  However, the program you are creating won't run in DOS mode.  It is not a DOS program, it is a windows program.  VC cannot create DOS programs, only windows programs.  


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I am a beginner in Visual C++.<br />
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I am trying to execute a MS DOS program, because I need to generate a fast signal (80 microseg.) through LPT.<br />
I think I need to use runtime libraries.<br />
Anyway, I am not able to link my program with any options.<br />
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I hope one of you could help me.<br />
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Resumming, <br />
I need to do &quot;inp&quot;, disabling windows.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I am a beginner in Visual C++.

I am trying to execute a MS DOS program, because I need to generate a fast signal (80 microseg.) through LPT.
I think I need to use runtime libraries.
Anyway, I am not able to link my program with any options.

I hope one of you could help me.

Resumming, 
I need to do "inp", disabling windows.

Thanks in advance.

run time libraries

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.