China DOS Union

Today I wanted to write a batch file to make multiple programs start one after another.
But it turned out that each program has to wait for the previous one to end before it can be activated. Is there any way to make them coexist?

This can be done through some system enhancement commands to manage multithreaded execution of programs, provided it stays within the range allowed by DOS memory. Like seal, etc...

So in that case, batch processing is a bit beyond its capabilities?

You could put it that way.... So-called batch processing means execution in batches... the statements in a batch file are executed one by one in sequence. Generally, when loading TSRs (memory-resident programs), they can be executed one after another... For other programs, you need to use parameters like /u or /q to exit that program before the next statement can be executed.. (Remember, it's the "next statement"—that is to say, the commands in a batch file are actually executed in sequence, although it may look like they are loaded "at the same time".)....