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16-bit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 16-bit processors have been almost entirely supplanted in the personal computer industry, but remain in use in a wide variety of embedded applications. In computer architecture, 16-bit is an adjective used to describe integers, memory addresses or other data units that are at most 16 bits (2 octets) wide, or to describe CPU and ALU architectures based on registers, address buses, or data buses of that size. In an unsigned representation, these values are the integers between 0 and 65535; using two's complement, possible values range from -32768 to 32767. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/16-bit   (164 words)

exec(n) Manual Page Additionally, when calling a 16-bit DOS or Windows 3.X application, all path names must use the short, cryptic, path format (e.g., using ``applba~1.def'' instead of ``applbakery.default''). In order to achieve pseudo-redirection for 32-bit applications, the 32-bit application must instead be written to take command line arguments that specify the files that it should read from and write to and open those files itself. 32-bit applications always see standard input as already closed, and any standard output or error is discarded, no matter where in the pipeline the application occurs or what redirection symbols are used by the caller. h30097.www3.hp.com /demos/ossc/man-html/man7/exec.3.html   (2055 words)

ODBC For Windows 95 [AVDF Article] As 16 bit applications cannot read from these values in the 32 bit registry, they will only use the INI file entries (it would not matter if the registry entries were deleted). A 32 bit ODBC driver could be multithreaded when running in a 32 bit process space, but single threaded when running in a 16 bit process space, or it could be single threaded only. This code produced no entries in the registry (as 16 bit programs cannot make use of the 32 bit registry, this is to be expected), and the following entries in the www.avdf.com /aug96/art_odbc.html   (1021 words)

Modifying an MS-DOS Application or 16-bit Driver During its initialization, the 16-bit driver or MS-DOS application calls RegisterModule, specifying the name of the VDD, the name of the VDD initialization routine, and the name of the VDD dispatch routine to be called each time the 16-bit application or driver calls DispatchCall. These functions can be included in a 16-bit application program or driver to bridge the gap between the 16- and 32-bit environments. An unmodified MS-DOS application’s attempts to directly access the hardware are intercepted by the VDM and routed to the appropriate VDD. www.osronline.com /ddkx/other/vdd_2mya.htm   (259 words)

32 bit applications, 16 bit applications A major effort has been made to replace all old fashioned 16 bit applications with 32 bit applications, and it is possible to say that the majority of applications available to NICE95 computers are today 32 bit. 16 bit applications all run in the same, shared, address space meaning that the crash of a 16 bit application can easily bring down the entire system. When you use a 16 bit application you will only be able to see the 8.3 short filenames. sl.web.cern.ch /SL/nice_doc/english/app32-16.htm   (281 words)

Q101672 INFO: Frequently Asked Visual Basic Questions With 16-bit Visual Basic applications, some files such as Ole2.dll require registration via a.reg file such as Ole2.reg. These.reg files contain information to be stored in the 16-bit Windows registration database. If your application loads a DLL or other distributable file in code, you will need to make a note of it and include the loaded file, as well as any dependencies that the file has. support.installshield.com /kb/view.asp?articleid=Q101672   (1101 words)

Wait Locks and No-Wait Locks If a 16-bit Windows application uses thunking to get to the 32-bit engine on Windows NT or Windows 95, Btrieve is aware of the fact that the request was made from the 16-bit subsystem and converts the wait lock to a no-wait lock just as if the application was running on Windows 3.x. Therefore, when a 16-bit application is running on Windows 3.x, wait locks are "converted" by the Btrieve for Windows workstation engine to no-wait locks. Native Windows 32-bit applications are all running as separate processes on Windows NT and Windows 95. www.pervasive.com /support/knowledge/files/btrtt-96101103.html   (214 words)

16-bit application : 16 bit application A 16 bit application is software for MS-DOS or Microsoft Windows which originally ran on the 16-bit Intel 8088 and Intel 80286 microprocessors. It uses material from the wikipedia article 16-bit application : 16 bit application. These used a segmented address space[?] to extend the range of addresses from what is possible with just a 16-bit address. www.eurofreehost.com /16/16_bit_application.html   (198 words)

Hybrid Development Tricks for Windows NT The reason for doing hybrid development is that many companies have a huge 16-bit code base that hasn't been migrated to 32-bit platforms yet because of difficulties inherent in the code, simple lack of manpower, or both. Bit 1 is for the first parameter, bit 2 for the second, and so on. What level or levels an application may use depends on the access token attached to the account owned by the user of the application. www.developer.com /net/cplus/article.php/614381   (2129 words)

Custom Windows Application Development - 16-bit Custom Control for Windows 95/98/Me : ActiveX Development : California Software Labs The support for 16-bit application in Windows 9x means that it is possible to use the same applications and services that were meant for Windows 3.1. All the 16-bit applications running in the system are run together within a unified address space and are run in a cooperative multitasking manner. But a 16-bit applications running on Windows 98 has a few restrictions that is not true for a 32-bit application. www.cswl.com /whiteppr/tech/customcontrol.html   (2696 words)

Determine Window Names of 16-bit Apps If you have the 32 bit Compiler then you probably also have the 16 bit compiler - also probably not installed. You could write a small 16 bit script to figure out the 16 bit windows for you. With the compiler you just compile the script into an EXE with the 16 bit compiler. techsupt.winbatch.com /TS/T000001074F3.html   (232 words)

Expert About bi:Bit Although it is clearer symbology to use "bit" for the bit and "b" for the byte, "b" is often used for bit and "B" for byte. The bit is the smallest unit of storage currently used in computing, although much research is ongoing in quantum computing with qubits. A single bit is a one or a zero, a true or a false, a "flag" which is "on" or "off", or for that matter any two mutually exclusive states. www.expertsite.biz /dir/bi/bit.htm   (1702 words)

Dx21 User Forums - Run method, 16-bit application, sound I have written a wrapper in VBScript that maps a drive, runs a 16-bit application from that drive using the Run method, and then unmaps the drive. The commentary is a vital part of the application, and is audible when the application is run "straight". You need to move to the folder where the application resides (along with the associated sound files), making it the current folder, before running the application. www.dx21.com /uforum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=26   (146 words)

Resolution - Error: 16 bit windows subsystem Config.NT system file not suitable for running MSDOS and Windows applications.' or 'Can't Run 16 Bit Windows Program' To test running 16 bit application on the local computer go to: Start Run and Type in "sysedit" If this file will not run, something is corrupt in their software. Another option is to enable 16 bit or DOS applications. Choices/Career Futures still runs as a 16 bit application. www.bridges.com /knowledge_base/resolutions/0793_printable.html   (170 words)

Recently Reported Security Vulnerabilities Since the loader checks execute permissions and a 16-bit application normally gets opened first by the loader, it may appear as if execute permission is checked for 16-bit files. For example, if a 16-bit application is double-clicked in the Windows Explorer, the application will not be allowed to start without execute permission set. This makes it possible to load and execute 16-bit files without execute permission. www.abtrusion.com /msexe16.asp   (464 words)

OWL Classes the Emulate Windows 95 Controls Some can be used in 16-bit applications and some when the common control DLL is not available. This class can be used in a 16-bit windows application because it does not use the common control at all. If a control is emulated by OWL, it can be used when the common control DLL is not available and may even be used in 16 bit applications. www.xploiter.com /programming/c/borland/3031.html   (2442 words)

Applications: Compatibility od Access 2000 with VB 4.0 (16 Bit application) I have an application of VB 4.0 16 bit with access 2.0 as the database. If Access 2000 is compatible with VB 4.0 16 bit application... There are too many incompatibilty issues for older 16 bit software to resolve all. www.experts-exchange.com /Applications/Q_20421816.html   (428 words)

John's A+ Braindump She had an application written in 16 bit format. B) Upgrade your 16 bit application to 32 bit application. She asked the sales clerk whether or not she could use her application on the computer. www.geocities.com /SiliconValley/4549/john.html   (1030 words)

Experiencing problems w/ 16-bit executables We believe that if the 16-bit application is running in advance, it is hooking into the message queue and causing WinVNC's subsequent attempt to set up a hook to trigger the GPF -- even though the call itself 'succeeds'. The 16-bit application in question is not built with Microsoft libraries (it was built with older Borland 16-bit libraries), and should not (directly) be calling MSVCRT.DLL, which is 32-bit anyway! I have run the WinVNC executable as a service or application, and have used DebugLevel=10 in the registry to notice that (as far as WinVNC goes) the GPF dialog pauses WinVNC execution at a different point every time. www.realvnc.com /pipermail/vnc-list/1999-April/006351.html   (482 words)

Fixing 16-bit VDBT runtime error. Even if your application is a 16-bit application, IRW and the BC5 IDE, are 32-bit applications and therefore use the 32-bit IDAPI. However, the second and easier way to manage Aliases is to use one configuration file for both 16 and 32 bit. After doing this any Alias created in either the bdecfg.exe or bdecfg32.exe will be used by both 16 and 32 bit apps. community.borland.com /article/0,1410,17515,00.html   (466 words)

PRB: Error 6 RPC_S_PROTSEQ_NOT_SUPPORTED in 16-bit Application (124877) After the drivers are installed, you will need to make sure that they are in your path before attempting to run a 16-bit RPC application. NOTE: You must install the 16-bit drivers even if you are running your 16-bit application on a Windows NT host. When trying to run a 16-bit RPC application, the RpcBindingFromStringBinding() may return error number 6. www.sunsite.org.uk /sites/ftp.microsoft.com/MISC/KB/en-us/124/877.HTM   (230 words)

Wikinfo 32-bit 32-bit is a term applied to processors, and computer architectures where the databus is 32 bits wide. It is also a term given to a generation of computers where 32-bit processors were the norm. Images, some of which are used under the doctrine of Fair use or used with permission, may not be available. www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=32-bit   (112 words)

DOS to 32 bit DLL under XP - an example Each of these return or take (respectively) a 32 bit value, the lower 16 bits of which are the register contents. To implement our XP video driver for Autotrax we had to get a 16 bit application (in our case Autotrax) to control the hardware on an XP computer. Instead we ask NTVDM for the contents of the registers that were passed to it by the 16 bit app, and then tell NTVDM the register contents we want passed back to the 16 bit app. www.airborn.com.au /layout/vddtest.html   (817 words)

glossary 16-bit application - an application which is designed to run under a 16-bit operating system. See 16-bit application, 16-bit operating system, 16-bit processor. 32-bit application - an application which is optimized to run on a 32-bit processor, under a 32-bit operating system. www.zeusprod.com /glossary   (842 words)

Badly-behaved 16-bit Application Prevents System Shutdown Once the application misbehaves and you attempt to shut down Windows NT, the shutdown may halt or hang, and it may be necessary to physically turn off the power to the computer to regain use of Windows NT. This may enable a clean shutdown to take place when the application misbehaves, but may not be a suitable workaround if installed memory is limited on the computer experiencing the problem. After requesting a shutdown, a dialog box with the application's name in the title bar appears stating that the Windows application cannot respond to the end task request. support.microsoft.com /default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;126032&Product=W98   (338 words)

Download detect 1.0 - detect Free Download - Description - 16-bit application that identifies various models of Intel, 3COM and TLAN NICs and returns the following numbers if a NIC is detected: 1 = 3COM, 2 = INTEL, 3 = TLAN. Description - 16-bit application that identifies various models of Intel, 3COM and TLAN NICs and returns the following numbers if a NIC is detected: 1 = 3COM, 2 = INTEL, 3 = TLAN. Description - 32-bit application that generates 40-bit and 104-bit WEP keys. Application that will block most of those annoying popup ads. www.maxxdownload.com /detect.html   (276 words)

Problem -- WinVNC, 16 bit apps, updates & lockup. I have a problem with one 16 bit application (QuickBooks V5.0) where it fails to update its windows correctly and can lockup the WinVNC server. All the other (32 bit) applications I've been running appear to have been caught by WinVNC and defaults initialized here, but this application appears to go unoticed by WinVNC. Is there a known problem with WinVNC 3.2.2 r2 and 16 bit apps on a Win 95 machine ? www.realvnc.com /pipermail/vnc-list/1998-September/002652.html   (232 words)

Error: "16 bit Windows Subsystem..." when launching a 16-bit application with Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition installed The two most common causes for the error messages to display when launching 16 bit applications are outdated (older) Symantec Event files (Symevnt) or a corrupt registry key. When launching a 16-bit application with Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition (NAVCE) installed, you see a series of error messages. Error: "16 bit Windows Subsystem..." when launching a 16-bit application with Norton AntiVirus Corporate Edition installed service1.symantec.com /SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/552ba2f7636bedf088256818006f78bf/72db936073d2051888256a220026aae8?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam   (424 words)

Monitoring 16-bit Windows Applications You can monitor 16-bit Windows applications by identifying them by their thread identifier (ID) while they are running, or by running each application in a separate address space. In addition to the 16-bit applications, each NTVDM process includes a heartbeat thread that interrupts every 55 milliseconds to simulate a timer interrupt, and the Wowexec.exe thread, which helps to create 16-bit tasks and to handle the delivery of the 16-bit interrupt. This limits the performance of multiple 16-bit applications running in the same NTVDM process, although this limitation becomes an issue only when the processor is busy. www.microsoft.com /resources/documentation/Windows/2000/server/reskit/en-us/prork/preb_mon_ewvl.asp   (702 words)

Call32NT - Call 32-bit DLL from 16-bit Application This allows you to write programs which work in both 16 and 32 bit environments. Similarly, a 32-bit handle obtained from a 32-bit function cannot be passed to a 16- bit DLL. CALL32nt.pas: Library for Delphi/TPW/BPW to call 32 bit functions in Windows NT or Windows 95 Adapted to Pascal by Christian Ghisler, CIS: 100332,1175 from CALL32.DLL, a DLL for Visual Basic written and placed in the Public Domain by Peter Golde. pascal.sources.ru /exec/call32nt.htm   (896 words)

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