Date: Wed, 2 Feb 94 21:51:31 EST
From: peprbv AT cfa0 DOT harvard DOT edu (Bob Babcock)
To: vikram AT fizzle DOT ee DOT washington DOT edu
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject: Re: ftp
Reply-To: babcock AT cfa DOT harvard DOT edu

> Could someone tell me what are the files that i need to get to have
> a minimum configuration of djgpp ? 

From the FAQ for 1.11 (yes, there is a 1.11 now)

Q: What's the minimum set of .zip files I need for compiling programs?
A: djeoeXXX, djdevXXX, gccXXXbn, gasXXXbn, and bnuXXbn are required.  The
   remainder are for additional functionality.  Note that the version
   numbers do not neccessarily match between FSF programs (gas and gcc)
   and my programs (go32).  You'll also need bsnXXXbn for bison and
   flxXXXbn for flex, where XXX is the version number.
   
   Note that C++ requires gppXXX.zip, and ObjectiveC requires objcXXX.zip.
   The C++ library includes obstacks, alloca, and regex, so you need to
   get gppXXX.zip to use them (libgpl.a)

Q: What about documentation?
A: Get txiXXX.bn, which includes INFO.EXE.  Unpack it and run "info".  It
   will bring up a (hopefully) self-explanatory online help system.

   For go32 and programs I wrote, get djdocXXX.zip, which includes the
   data files for the online help system.

   For the FSF utilities, djgpp includes three files each.  Example:
   gcc254bn.zip - binaries & source diffs for gcc 2.5.4
   gcc254dc.zip - documentation for gcc 2.5.4

Files are now available from SimTel mirror sites such as oak.oakland.edu,
directory pub/msdos/djgpp.