Can we add TSR in .lib in ms dos..?

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I want to add TSR in my .lib file is it possible.
I am developing this project on ms-dos system in C language.
So I need TSR for multi-tasking.
So please help me, If possible to use TSR in .lib library.

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I want to add TSR in my .lib file is it possible.
I am developing this project on ms-dos system in C language.
So I need TSR for multi-tasking.
So please help me, If possible to use TSR in .lib library.

Posted 8-Feb-19 22:39pm

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Updated 9-Feb-19 4:19am

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Richard MacCutchan 9-Feb-19 5:28am

What is TSR?

Patrice T 9-Feb-19 11:07am

Terminate and Stay Resident.
Technical vocabulary from 80's.

Richard MacCutchan 9-Feb-19 12:41pm

See my comment to Mehdi.

Patrice T 9-Feb-19 16:15pm

my bad, I saw after that other comments where replies.

Mehdi Gholam 9-Feb-19 5:54am

Who uses dos and terminate stay resident programs anymore in the age of GUI?

Richard MacCutchan 9-Feb-19 6:38am

Ha ha, forgot about that. I was writing TSRs in assembler round about the mid 1980s.

Rick York 9-Feb-19 12:42pm

It appears that you have gone from Watcom's compiler to Borland v2.0 to Borland v5.02. Those are significant upgrades. Why haven't you managed to update to at least Windows 98 yet? You could even stretch up to XP or W7. Those would be big steps and at least bring you into the world of W32 GUI development, where most of the world has been for almost twenty years.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2019-02-09T04:19:00

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Your question suggest you have no idea what a .LIB file is or what it's for.

How about you improve your Google-Fu and search for "dos tsr example C[^]". Oh, look, plenty of examples.

Posted 9-Feb-19 4:19am

Dave Kreskowiak