Comment by userbinator 4 years ago Biggest difference would probably be the complete lack of multithreading. 2 comments userbinator Reply zozbot234 4 years ago Win32s applications (like Win16 applications more generally) run in a shared address space with cooperative multitasking. They're basically async applications within an OS-provided runtime. seritools 4 years ago Oh right, that's also a thing :v
zozbot234 4 years ago Win32s applications (like Win16 applications more generally) run in a shared address space with cooperative multitasking. They're basically async applications within an OS-provided runtime.
Win32s applications (like Win16 applications more generally) run in a shared address space with cooperative multitasking. They're basically async applications within an OS-provided runtime.
Oh right, that's also a thing :v