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Date: | Mon, 9 Apr 2018 17:19:00 -0700 (PDT) |
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Subject: | Re: Death of DJGPP support on Win10 32 bit? [WAS: Re: Max value of |
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Hi, On Friday, April 6, 2018 at 4:10:41 AM UTC-5, neozeed wrote: > > If the NTVDM can't nest properly, isn't it easier to just use > a Win32 native version of GCC, and keep your CC1/CPP/GAS/LD native? (I think I misunderstood this comment the first few times that I read it.) So you're saying use a Win32 (PE/COFF) gcc.exe as frontend with other .EXEs remaining DJGPP (DOS, MZ/COFF)? IIRC, that's what they did back in the old days when certain OSes (OS/2?) had similar problems. E.g. /deleted/v1gnu/gcc263rm.zip says "gcc-2.6.3 gcc.exe built with tcc, for djgpp". (Okay, not Win32 but 16-bit DOS, still a similar workaround.) But I don't think that will help us much here because all DJGPP .EXEs do some proxy stuff to transparently handle really long cmdlines (beyond normal DOS limits). So it's probably not immediately compatible, but I don't fully understand all of the details.
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