From: wjb AT burl DOT att DOT com
Date: Mon, 24 May 93 10:22 EDT
To: att!sun.soe.clarkson.edu!djgpp
Subject: 286 FAQ

I realize that this is asking for an elaboration of one of the listed
Frequently Asked Questions, but before I waste any of my own time, I want
to be sure I understand all the implications.

True or False?
	DJGPP, running on a 386 CPU, can produce code that will run
	on a 286 machine (using the real-mode gcc front end), but it
	is not worth trying to port DJGPP itself to run on a 286,
	because its memory requirements are so great that you will
	still need 386 virtual memory management to use it.

Thanksabunch,

		--Bill