To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	Info for article on djgpp
Date:	Fri, 18 Dec 92 13:40:57 -0600
From:	"Steven K. Graham" <graham AT lks DOT csi DOT com>

I'm working on an article on  djgpp  for the C User's Journal. I'd
appreciate hearing from individuals a number of topics (roughly in
order of priority):

1) history/evolution of djgpp and contributions to it - ie, I'd like
to give credit where credit is due, so I need to know who has
contributed what significant portions to djgpp

2) any "essential" tips, warnings, etc. for new users of djgpp -
things that aren't included or explained well in the FAQ, especially
things that are fairly easy to stumble over (I've been following this
mailing list for the last month or so, so you needn't repeat anything
that has turned up here - except maybe to point out that something is
a particularly common problem and merits some notice)


3) substantial, "serious" projects implemented in djgpp - What are
people actually doing with it?

4) comparisons to other compilers - what advantages/disadvantages are
there for djgpp users as opposed to Borland, Microsoft, etc. users?
Why use djgpp other than $$$?

5) any other information related to djgpp that someone thinks is
valuable enough to bother sending me.


I really want the information on item 1 - some people people deserve
credit for the work they've done, and I want to do what I can. For the
other items, I'll appreciate whatever information I get, and summarize
any useful information to the mailing list.

Thanks for your responses!
And Happy Holidays!


steve graham
graham AT lks DOT csi DOT com
steve AT rdpub DOT com

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