Many DOS programs can be compiled as QuickWin programs simply by linking them with QuickWin libraries. A DOS program can generally become a QuickWin program as long as it doesn't make graphics calls (including cursor addressing calls) and doesn't spawn processes. When testing your QuickWin programs, remember that QuickWin programs do not run in real mode.
This section explains how to compile DOS programs as QuickWin programs from the command line and from within the Programmer's WorkBench.