Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/11/17/04:07:51
On Mon, 16 Nov 1998, Roland Schulz wrote:
> 1. Is it possible to change the library (put the new equation in it) and
> use the new library without a rebuilt (maybe with dynamic linking)?
Try using DXE, DLM or DLX to do that. The DJGPP FAQ (v2/faq211b.zip
points to the latter two in section 22.3, while the former is part of
the standard DJGPP development distribuition djdev201.zip.
> 2. Is it possible to generate a library which can be linked with Visual
> C++ (sorry but I would like to program it for Windows the easy way)?
No easy ways ;-). You can't.
> 3. If I'm going to distribute my program one day is it legal to include
> the following files: ar.exe, cc1, djgpp.env, gcc.exe, coping and math.h
> by itself or do I have to include any other files?
You will need to distribute more than that, and since most of these
are GNU software, you will need to distribute their sources as well.
It is much easier to tell people where to get the DJGPP distributions
on the net, since the DJGPP archives include sources (in a separate
zip file) for those who want them.
> 4. Is there any way to reduce the size of the files I have to include to
> compile REAL simple functions (math equations) even more with not to
> much effort (I don't want to program a whole new compiler)?
You cannot have a smaller compiler unless you write it.
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