Quoting Byron Nikolaidis (byronn@insightdist.com):
> That was one of the biggest changes with this driver. It no longer supports
> 16 bit windows. All the messy Dummy Handle Lists that used to be mainted were
> eliminated and now the handle is the pointer to the structure for all the
> Statement functions. The old driver used GlobalAlloc and GlobalLock to handle
> 16 bit because the pointer returned by malloc may be moved and is not
> sufficient to be used for a handle. In 32 bit windows, you can safely use
> malloc.
>
The last time I made mumblings of droping 16 bit support I got
roasted pretty good. There seem to still be a lot of 16 bit users out
there that would like to use the driver.
Julie
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