PRODUCT  :  Borland C++                            NUMBER  :  702
  VERSION  :  All
       OS  :  DOS
     DATE  :  October 19, 1993                         PAGE  :  1/1

    TITLE  :  Configuring 386MAX to Work with Borland C++




          Configuring 386^MAX to Work with BCX from BC++ 2.0
          ==================================================

          BCX may report that there is not enough extended memory
  available when running under 386^MAX.  To fix this problem use
  the following line in your config.sys file:

          device = path\386max.sys pro=path\386max.pro

  where 386MAX.PRO is a profile file which contains the following
  line:

          EXT=2048

          Compatibility for 386^MAX with BC++ 3.x and TC++ 3.0
          ====================================================

          If you are not using 386^MAX 6.02 or better, you will be
  getting errors due to an incompatibility in the DPMI services
  between 386^MAX and BC++ or TC++, the usual symptom being a
  "Divide by Zero" Error.  You can upgrade 386^MAX from 6.0 to 6.02
  for free by getting the patches on CompuServe or from Qualitas
  directly.

          In the meanwhile, you can still use 6.0 but you should
  turn off the DPMI services by using the command MEMLIMIT NODPMI,0
  at the DOS prompt.  Another option is to set the IDE's use of
  expanded memory pages to 0 under Options | Environment | Startup.

          After you get the patch to upgrade 386^MAX to 6.02 you
  should find no incompatibility between a properly configured
  386^MAX and Borland C++ or Turbo C++.  If you are still having
  problems, try to make sure that 386^MAX isn't using areas of
  memory that belong to hardware devices like network cards; or
  call Qualitas' technical support for 386^MAX.


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