From:	lintux_doesnt_like AT spam DOT lintux DOT cx (Wilmer van der Gaast)
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Bar qnl, Vprubg znqr gur sbyybjvat jbeqf nccrne ba bhe fperraf:
> I have been programming in windoze and djgpp+allegro for
> quite some time now. I am now switching to SuSE Linux 6.4
> (why didn't I do this earlier?). How do I go about programming
> here? Will DJGPP work? Or is it only for DOS programs. Is
> there an online tutorial/book that explains where to get and
> how to setup the compilers, IDE, libraries, etc.? I'd really
> like to get cracking at this project I thought of last week but
> I haven't been able to find any online resources.
> 
DJGPP is the DOS port of the gcc compiler which comes with Linux and other
systems. Rhide is available for Linux too.

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