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Subject: Re: .mak files
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Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 21:00:48 -0400
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Never mind, I discovered that that file is in fact used for borland, as you both
suspected.  Now I have this other file, wrap_g.s I DO need to use this file,  it is
the irq wrapper for djgpp.  The file has many instructions which look like asm to
me like popl, movl, orl, jz, etc.  I assume that there is a seperate program that I
will have to use to add this to my project.  Can anyone help me with this?  I can
attach the file, if it would be useful, but why waste more bandwith than I am
already if someone knows the answer?

                                                        -Ian-