This Win32 program can be used to get the same basic functionality
as DBWIN on Windows 3.1. In fact, it simply displays, in a floating windows, the
strings and ints you send from your program. It is useful to debug.

It has been tested under Windows NT 3.5. It should also work with Windows 95.
As such, it does not work with Win32s (that is, under Windows 3.1), but one
could maybe modify it for that purpose.

By the way, this program demonstrates a simple way (they are others) to
manage a communication between 2 processes under Win32. If you have other
implementation ideas, please share.

To use it:

1) Build all targets. To test the program, run monitor.exe, **then** test.exe.
2) Put the monitor.dll inside your Windows SYSTEM folder.
3) Insert the monitor lib (DLL import library) inside your project.
4) #include the file "monitor.h" in your sources. Call the functions:

	void	DisplayDebugString(const char *s, int cr = 1);
	void	DisplayDebugInt(int v, int cr = 1);

	"cr" stands for "carriage return".

This program was written by Philippe Goutier. CIS 100346,2420.
It is freeware.


