*** PCL4C Version 6.1 Release Notes [December 1997] ***

The 32-bit protected mode libraries have been dropped from version 6.1. The
primary reason is the lack of compiler support. Borlands DOS Power Pack has
not been updated and will not work with Borland C/C++ 5.0. Version 11.0 of
Watcoms compiler also seems to have problems with 32-bit protected mode
programming.

If you really want to create 32-bit programs, you can code native Win32
applications in console mode. See our sister product "Windows Standard
Commuinications Library for C/C++", version 2.2.

We have made changes to our 16-bit protected mode library to allow it to run
with more 16-bit DOS extenders, including PharLaps 16-bit extender.

If you are upgrading from an earlier version of PCL4C, note the changes in
the baud rate constants defined in PCL4C.H. The first two rate codes now
correspond to (User, 300 baud) rather than (300 baud, 600 baud). Refer to
the SioSetDiv() function in the Reference Manual (PCL4C_R.TXT) for more
details.

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