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Subject:	Re: ANNOUNCE: DJGPP port of GNU Make 4.0 uploaded. (DJGPP 2.04 only)
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Hi,

On Thursday, October 31, 2013 2:16:12 PM UTC-5, Juan Manuel Guerrero wrote:
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> This is a port of GNU Make 4.0 to MSDOS/DJGPP.

Thanks for your work on this.

>    The most important DJGPP specific change is that I have removed
>    the dependence of guile.  AFAIK there is no DJGPP port of guile
>    and I assume that there will never be.

Unofficially, there was at least one old port (circa 2002, apparently),
but I never tried it (don't know Scheme):

http://www.caddit.net/download/guiled.156a.zip

>    Please note that there will be no binary archive compiled with djdev203.
>    Using djdev203 increases the amount of porting work even more and I
>    have not the time to waist it in such a task.  Anyway the binaries
>    produced with djdev204 are as good as the ones produced with stock
>    djdev203.

No sweat, presumably the older versions work correctly for most needs. At
least, I don't know of many major differences between the various versions.
Mostly it sounds like fairly minor stuff, but I've not delved too deeply.

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