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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
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Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 17:04:23 +0000
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Subject: Re: DLL's in DJGPP
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mt_alam AT alcor DOT concordia DOT ca ( MOHAMAD TOUFIC ALAME ) wrote:

> For people who really really want to have dlls in DJGPP they should get
> the RSXNT files for Windows programming (in the /v2gnu dir). It has dll
> creation tools and a patched ld.exe file to link them. The debate for
> having dll's isn't really important cause I think DJGPP should move to ELF
> sometime soon. 

If somebody is really interested in ELF can check the cross-ELF project, this 
people is creating some little kind of tool kit to use ELF under Linux, DOS and 
Win32. The bad thing is that they are reinventing the wheel:

1) Own linker.
2) Own PMode run-time.
3) Own standard lib.

But I think that some ideas can be applied to DJGPP.

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