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Date: Mon, 29 Aug 2005 17:47:47 -0700 (PDT)
From: x nooby <xnooby AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: DJGPP with Zinc 4.5 or wxWindows?
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Hi!

Has anyone had any success using Zinc 4.5 or wxWindows
with DJGPP compiled applications?

I built the Zinc 'zinc.lib' with DJGPP, and linked it
to one of the GUI Zinc "Hello, World" examples.  When
I run it (on XP and Dos 6.22), I get a "Program too
bit to fit in memory error".  The app is 2MB total,
and I have run 4MB DJGPP apps - so I don't think I am
really running out of memory.

I have seen that people are using scitechs wxMGL to
run wxWindows on DOS, and have read that it *should*
work with DJGPP - but I have not seen that it works
for certain.  Does it?

Also, if I want to use wxWidgets with DJGPP, do I
*have* to use wxMGL?

I have a large app that already cross-compiles using
Zinc for DOS and wxWidgets for Linux/Windows.  I would
like use DJGPP instead of my old Borland compiler, and
am trying to determine if I should pursue using ZINC
or wxWidgets for the GUI.

Any suggestions?

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