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From: 048321887-0001 AT t-online DOT de (Udo Kuhnt)
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Subject: Re: what are you running djgpp on?
Date: 26 Mar 2004 07:54:19 -0800
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gswork AT mailcity DOT com (gswork) wrote in message news:<81f33a98 DOT 0403220228 DOT 76b111a9 AT posting DOT google DOT com>...
> Just a question out of interest - what spec pc are you running DJGPP
> on?
> 
> I have 2.03 running on three 'old' pc's of mine
> 
> a celeron 500/256 ram, sitting 'under' win9x
> a p166mmx/64 ram, also under 9x
> a p75/16 ram, with a dos/win3.1 combo

I am using DJGPP on two PCs, a K6-II/550 running DR-DOS 7.03 and my
new Pentium4/3066 running DR-DOS 7.01.07 WIP; both have 256 MB RAM.
The K6 has been my main development machine, however, I am going to
transfer my DJGPP files to the P4 since compilation speed is higher
there. :-)

Udo