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Martin Bazley Message #117736, posted by swirlythingy at 16:52, 14/5/2011, in reply to message #117731

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FWIW, the only way to issue a command manually from a multitasking environment (one which has previously called Wimp_Initialise) that I am aware of is the Task Manager's "New task" submenu.
No, there is also the *WimpTask command...
I wasn't aware of that, so my point stands. smile

(SWIs don't count.)
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James Lampard Message #117737, posted by Lampi at 18:22, 14/5/2011, in reply to message #117736
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(SWIs don't count.)
Does that include OS_CLI? grin
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Bryan Hogan Message #117750, posted by helpful at 16:54, 16/5/2011, in reply to message #117732
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Probably because on every other OS I can think of it works smile
I don't think it worked on Windows3.1, which is of a similar vintage to RISC OS!

Also similar in being a GUI on top of a single tasking OS.

But RISC OS is very different by being a decent GUI rather than one with its UI based on the single tasking DOSShell!

Reminder: C compiler discussions at ROUGOL tonight:

http://rougol.jellybaby.net/meetings/index.html

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Rob Kendrick Message #117751, posted by nunfetishist at 17:57, 16/5/2011, in reply to message #117750
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Probably because on every other OS I can think of it works smile
I don't think it worked on Windows3.1, which is of a similar vintage to RISC OS!
I seem to recall that it did, but even if we're comparing 1993/4/5 era Windows (in which this certainly worked), that's still RiscPC era RISC OS.
Also similar in being a GUI on top of a single tasking OS.

But RISC OS is very different by being a decent GUI rather than one with its UI based on the single tasking DOSShell!
Yeah, RISC OS is based on the single tasking GUI shell for MOS, Arthur!
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Eric Rucker Message #117752, posted by bhtooefr at 21:06, 16/5/2011, in reply to message #117751
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IIRC, that worked because all Windows apps had a stub that checked for Windows being running, and would call Windows to launch if it was present, and then return to the shell.

If it wasn't present, it would give an error about needing Windows.
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