From:	hbs AT informatik DOT uni-kiel DOT de (Henrik Schmidt)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: DJGPP AND JLIB
Date:	19 Sep 1996 13:29:09 GMT
Organization:	Dept. of Computer Science, University of Kiel, FRG
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In <Pine DOT VUL DOT 3 DOT 91 DOT 960919113420 DOT 2058B-100000 AT zeus DOT adv-boeblingen DOT de> Lennart Steinke <steinke AT zeus DOT adv-boeblingen DOT de> writes:

>On Sun, 15 Sep 1996 morganp AT indy DOT net wrote:

>> I spent 10 months learning how to program with a crappie 16 bit MS
>> compiler. Now that I have 75 percent of an ok game. I've started
>> converting the code to compile under djgpp V2 using JLIB. I would have
>> to say that JLIB is great! 

>That's definatly true. 
>:)

Yep ! I'm programming a Mech based strategy game. Most of my time I
code on a SUN workstation with gcc/X11/jlib. Then I take my code and
run make on my PC at home with djgpp/grx20/jlib. 
Just as easy as that !

>>   The questions is. Is there any web site featuring Jlib or another
>> resource for jlib documents or other materials.. I also would be
>> interested in seeing other peoples wares using Jlib.

You will see my game at the end of the year. At least I hope so.
I would like to see a font/sprite editor.


I must say thanks to all who worked on djgpp/gcc/jlib and rhide.

You made it easy to drop my old BC++ 3.1 !


Henrik
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