This will let the app set up some state about the OS/2 "system", like what
Unix paths are mapped to which OS/2 drive letters, system vars, etc.
This reads from /etc/2ine.cfg, and then tries a copy in the user's local
config dir to add/override settings.
This mostly doesn't do anything yet, but the framework is there for adding
stuff, and the drive letter mapping is done, even if nothing is using it.
This is read/write memory owned by the process, which can reallocate it,
which CMD.EXE does.
(FIXME comment by ryan, rest of the patch was from cracyc.)
This currently only works with a simple Hello World program, but this is the
bulk of the work to 16-bit program support.
Still need some minor effort to get 16-bit DLLs working, and of course we
need to implement a ton of missing 16-bit API calls.
Ryan C. Gordon
cracyc