From: roger034 AT gold DOT tc DOT umn DOT edu
Subject: Re: Use of djgpp
To: acmq AT alpha DOT coe DOT ufrj DOT br (Antonio Carlos Moreirao de Queiroz)
Date: Wed, 31 Aug 1994 10:52:17 -0500 (CDT)
Cc: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu

> 
> Thomas Eifert, quoting someone, writes:
> 
> > > There are two uses for djgpp: (1) port unix software to DOS and (2) get
> > > around the 640K limit in new or existing DOS software.  I doubt anyone has
> > > any statistics on which use is more common, but it sounds like your use is
> > > primarily #1 while mine is primarily #2.
> > > 
> > If the decision between (1) and (2) imposes the further direction for
> > djgpp, I'd indeed suggest to collect the opinions.
> 

I use djgpp in one case because it gets around the 64Kbyte segment
limit.   I know I could have done it in Microsoft C, with huge pointers and
other kludges,  but it was so much faster and easier to code when I didn't
have to worry about that junk.

djgpp is great, keep up the good work DJ !

My  only complaint is that the libgrx package doesn't work with 386max.
(DMPI is the problem, I assume)

Brynn