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From: Robert Jaycocks <r DOT jaycocks1 AT lut DOT ac DOT uk>
Subject: Re: DJGPP w\ Linux
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Don Karnage wrote:
> 
> I downloaded DJGPP for Linux (gcc-go32, binutils and djdev). It works very
> well, as well as DOS DJGPP actually (its the same thing but ...). What I
> wondered is its as good as the DOS version. Meaning that if its worth
> deleting the DOS DJGPP and always compile using Linux gcc-go32. And also, is
> it possible to compile DJGPP sources and make Linux executables!? NOT with
> the normal gcc since gcc doesn't use the same libs (ie pc.h, conio.h, -lpc
> etc) as DJGPP. So can DJGPP gcc-go32 compile programs for Linux AND for DOS
> ???? (Because I hate always being in a DOSEMU box and it'd be great to test
> my programs directly inside Linux and then make the DOS executable)Could you post the site where you obtained this from.

Thanks

Robert.