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Subject: Re: FreeDOS, Janus/Ada and GNAT
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Thanks for taking a look Randy and provide feedback.

I have used Ghidra (https://ghidra-sre.org/) to disassemble the win32 execu=
table and come to the conclusion that InitializeSListHead, GetModuleHandleE=
xW and FindFIrstFileExW are indeed not only referenced in the executable bu=
t they are called some time during the life-time of the application.

Ghidra not only gives an assembly code version of the source code but also =
a C programming language version. One can see for example how GetModuleHand=
leExW is used:
...
BOOL BVar1;
HMODULE local_8;

local_8 =3D (HMODULE) 0x0;
BVar1 =3D GetModuleHandleExW(0,L"mscoree.dll",&local_8);
...

I haven't been able to determine the origin of the code but this is as far =
as I have investigated. Will write in this thread when I know more on the s=
ubject of FreeDOS and possibilites of embedded systems on it.

Best regards,
Joakim