From: AndrewJ <luminous-is AT REMOVE DOT home DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Common DOS programs in DJGPP
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On Sat, 16 Sep 2000 13:46:41 +1000, Andrew Apted <ajapted AT netspace DOT net DOT au>
wrote:

>>  Finally, what the he*l does Wolf3D have to do with the original posters
>>  question?
>
>They wanted to know of a compiler for DOS non-protected mode (16 bit),
>and Wolf3D is a DOS non-protected mode (16 bit) piece of software that
>many people have compiled (albeit with a pirated compiler if what you
>say is correct).

But Wolf3D is not a compiler.  Your explanation doesn't explain why it was
given as part of an answer.  

And yes, what I say is correct.  The only software available from Borland for
free is available on their community.borland.com/museum page.  If you find it
anywhere else on the Internet, it's pir8, and thus illegal.

-- 
AndrewJ

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