Date:	Mon, 3 Apr 95 02:18 MDT
From:	mat AT ardi DOT com (Mat Hostetter)
To:	djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu
Subject:	Re: Compiling on Linux
References:	<Pine DOT 3 DOT 89 DOT 9504030517 DOT C369-0100000 AT whcomprm DOT jcu DOT edu DOT au>

>>>>> "Matthew" == Matthew Lamari <matt AT whcomprm DOT jcu DOT edu DOT au> writes:

    Matthew>    I don't know if anyone out there would have bothered
    Matthew> with this; but is it possible to use a Linux box
    Matthew> (equipped with the DJGPP libraries) to compile a
    Matthew> GO32-Ready DOS application (I'm not worried about running
    Matthew> it on Linux, or even debugging it there.)
[munch]
    Matthew>    Has anybody succeeded with this before?  Is it worth
    Matthew> the bother?

Sure.  We develop Executor/DOS (a commercial Macintosh(tm) emulator
that uses djgpp) under Linux with cross-compilation tools.  The *only*
thing we do under DOS is test the compiled app.  The setup works
extremely well.  Once we can run Executor under dosemu, I'll be
ecstatic (there were some known problems in their DPMI mouse handling
code last time I tried it).

-Mat

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