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SUMMARYBy using the WIN31COMPAT flag, you can build a VxD that is binary compatible between Windows 3.1 and Windows 95. A number of DDK header files check for this flag because certain functionality is new for Windows 95 and would not work under Windows 3.1. MORE INFORMATION
You can define this flag in your header file:
Alternately, you can pass the flag to the assembler in the makefile, using -DWIN31COMPAT. For example, in the Windows 95 DDK under \ddk\base\samples\generic, the makefile contains the line:
You can simply insert -DWIN31COMPAT on this line. To ensure binary compatibility in your VxD between Windows 3.1 and Windows 95, you must not call services that are new for Windows 95.
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