Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/01/21/06:14:09
The whereabouts of rsxnt can be found in the FAQ under system requirements.
rsxntdj Works fine with djgpp, only the linker script wich comes with it
has the wrong extension.
rsxntdj, is NOT what you would call very COMPLETE. For example almost all
network header files are missing. (winsock.h, winsock2.h, etc.) But they
are not very hard to get somewhere else. Mail me if you are stuck somehow.
Good luck,
martijn
John M. Aldrich <fighteer AT cs DOT com> wrote in article
<32E45083 DOT 3AE1 AT cs DOT com>...
> Alan Wilson wrote:
> >
> > Can I program Win 95 code using DJGPP. I've heard several things
regarding
> > this. but I'm still confused. Would someone clear this up for me? If
I
> > can program Win 95 code with DJGPP, how? I heard the DJGPP only
creates
> > DOS programs that run under Win 95 but not actually Win 95 code.
> > Alan Wilson
>
> You are right that the standard DJGPP distribution does not produce
> Win95-native code. However, there exists a package called RSXNTDJ which
> allows you to produce Win32 code with DJGPP. From the latest collective
> wisdom on the subject, the current version of RSXNTDJ has some slight
> incompatibilities with DJGPP v2.01; namely that it replaces the default
> linker script file with an older version. Since numerous people here
> have apparently solved the problem on their own, I'm sure they would be
> glad to share their wisdom with you.
>
> I'm not sure where the latest version of RSXNTDJ can be obtained; try
> searching the mail archives of this list or waiting for somebody who
> does know to respond. :)
>
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