gloriouscowIt is not too late to register your Trumpet Winsock.
okay hold the fuck up
Peter Tattam, the author of Trumpet Winsock, has a SOUNDCLOUD
and you can listen to him PLAYING THE TRUMPET
Peter Tattam
My musical skills are piano, keyboards, trumpet, vocal soloist in contemporary and classical, song writing, arranging, midi sequencing. In real life, I'm a software developer and I've also built MID
William D. Jones@gloriouscow For some reason I thought Peter Tattam passed away a few years ago... guess not :o.
Anyways, Trumpet Winsock is weird to me- you start it as a DOS TSR and afterwords it "does the right thing" once you start Win 3.x without Windows destroying its data structures. I wonder how that's managed (if I had infinite time, I'd disassemble it to find out)?
@cr1901 Hm, looks like there was an earlier "Trumpet TCP" that was a TSR. I don't recall a TSR element to Trumpet Winsock, but I could be wrong.
@gloriouscow My memory isn't infallible (as much as I wish it was). I would need to look at files I haven't touched in 15 years to check, but I still have them.
IIRC, I ran Trumpet in a HAL-9000 build of DOSBOX w/ NE2000 and Win 3.x (I know that's not supported, but I didn't care at the time lmao). And to get Trumpet to work, I had to start a TSR before starting Win 3.x.