From:	"Charles R. Gomes" <charles AT warrior DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: DJGPP + MESA
Date:	Wed, 6 Jan 1999 18:45:39 -0000
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I Read and re-read readme's faq's and etc
and check and re-check installation instructions

i use makefile.dj
makefile.dj is for DJGPP
and this make all


Blaine Hodge escreveu na mensagem ...
>did you check the installation instructions?  I seem to remember there was
>some involved process in compiling it and the test programs.  I never got
>into Mesa (the 8-bit 320x200 screen put me off of the DJGPP version), with
>my Voodoo Banshee I just use VC and compile for OpenGL, and use the beta
>OpenGL lib from 3Dfx.  That even solves the hardware acceleration issue.
>Might think about using LccWin32.  It's like gcc, only it compiles C only
>(no C++) but its very Windows friendly.
>
> - Blaine
>
>On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Charles R. Gomes wrote:
>

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