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> There's currently no `sysexits.h' in DJGPP. If BSD license is compatible
> with DJGPP, why not take it from Berkeley?

There's a lot of headers from other projects that we *could* include,
but *should* we?  What standards define the use of sysexits.h?  What
conventions?  Why is your application using a non-standard header
unconditionally?  You can't just say "let's include this" without any
justification.

Otherwise, yes, the BSD license (assuming its the non-advertising
version) is compatible with djgpp's library source tree.