Date: Wed, 31 May 1995 11:42:28 +0900
From: Stephen Turnbull <turnbull AT shako DOT sk DOT tsukuba DOT ac DOT jp>
To: darrylo AT hpnmhjw DOT sr DOT hp DOT com
Cc: DJGPP AT Sun DOT SOE DOT Clarkson DOT EDU
Subject: dpmi direct VRAM access

   > A *very* short list of net-accessible docs is available as
   > 
   >     http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp/public-ftp/djgpp/docs/documentation.list
   > .html

	This URL doesn't exist.  Do you have any corrections?

	-- Darryl Okahata

Sorry, one should never work from memory.  Me, anyway.  All of the
URLs below have been checked by actually opening them.  In general,
all my DJGPP-related stuff can be accessed from the URL

    http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp/yaseppochi-gumi.html#djgpp

This will not change.  If it doesn't have a link of its own, follow
the "top-level directory" link at the end of the DJGPP section.

The file part of the "documentation" URL should be

    public-ftp/djgpp/doc/documentation.list.html

Everybody uses a different convention on "doc" versus "docs".  I blew
it on my own.  :-(

Similarly, "public-ftp/djgpp/doc/package.list.html" is the list of
publically available packages that I've grepped from the archive and
am slowly turning into a useful document.  Many of the references have
not been followed up to get host and directory references, but in
those cases the month of the reference is included so you can grep the
archive a little more conveniently yourself.  (If you do this, you
will get a virtual gold star for sending me the full URL.  One-
sentence descriptions of the packages would also be appreciated.)
Here's the table of contents:

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  Disk utility TSRs for the short on RAM
  Floppy disk utilities
  EMX/RSX for MS-Windows support and whatnot, other MS-Windwoes
  Man and Info page viewing
  "Small" DJGPP packages
  Programming language front ends and preprocessing tools (f2c, gnat, yacc, lex)
  Device programming: FPU, network, sound, memory, etc (not video)
  Device programming: video (includes drivers and low-level graphics)
  GUI/graphics environments
  Editors
  Archivers, file and text utilities
  STDIO redirection, shells, programmer's utilities
  Text windowing and screen
  Make
  Math
  High-level network utilities
  TeX
  Not yet sorted