From:	steve AT dosius DOT zzn DOT com (Dosius)
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Subject:	Re: Commercial project
Date:	17 Apr 2003 07:29:15 -0700
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"Rafal 'Raf256' Maj" <rafal AT raf256 DOT com> wrote in message news:<Xns935FEE7CAA537raf256com AT 213 DOT 180 DOT 128 DOT 20>...
> Hellow,
> I'll probably write a small commercial game (more interactive-demo with 
> graphics to be precise). I would like to use DJGPP+Allegro.
> 
> I have few small questionas about it :

I can't answer these all, but I'll try.

<edited>

> 3. how can I compile my program as Win32? I *only* want to start full-screen 
> appliaction in Allegro and use mouse/keyboard (no Windows GUI will be needed). 
> I need this Win32 mode only because DosBOX  with allegro sometimes works 
> incorrectly in WinXP and 2000 (and especialy in NT)

This I can answer.  DJGPP is a DOS compiler; it doesn't target
Windows, although DJGPP programs usually run fine under Windows (my
Apple ][ emulator, written in DJGPP+NASM, works fine on Windows 98SE).
 If you want a specifically Windows compiler that works like DJGPP you
could look at Cygwin or Mingw32, as both of these are also gcc-based. 
I don't know anything about NT and DJGPP, unfortunately :(

-uso.

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