On Fri, 29 Mar 1996, Jeremy Elson wrote: > > I can't believe it actually worked - but I was successful in porting CircleMUD > pl10 to Windows 95 using Microsoft Visual C++ v4.0. So, I will probably > apply the patches so that the next release of Circle (pl11) will be able to > compile under Windows 95 and NT! > > It's probably not a good idea to try it under Windows 3.11 because I'm using > some of the Win32 API, and also you need long filenames in order to be able > to uncompress all the archives on the drive. (I'm considering renaming all > of Circle's files to fit the 8.3 standard but don't really like the idea.) > > If you have a minute, try logging into my Windows 95 machine and see if you > can crash the MUD. :-) (If you do, tell me how you did...) The address is: > > 128.220.39.201 4000 > > It's a Pentium 120 with 32 megs of memory running Windows 95. > > -Jeremy > Umm one thing I noticed is that it shows your password when you type it in... I don't see any other problems offhand... Steve
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