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On Mon, 06 Oct 2008 03:06:12 -0400, CBFalconer wrote:

>>> Look in the file identified by %djgpp.  This is usually
>>> \djgpp\djgpp.env.  Among other things it defines djdir and the
>>> #include path for system files, normally to \djgpp\include\.
>> 
>> That's an interesting post.
>> 
>> Either you or Martin has his slashes backwards, no?
> 
> No.  Remember that DJGPP is an adaptation of GNU to the MsDos
> environment.  MsDos accepts either '\' or '/' as directory
> separators.  The command language (via Command, or 4dos in my case)
> discriminates.

Is 4dos a dos emulator for the linux platform?  The inverse of cygwin?

Chuck, I made a screenshot of the download downthread.  Heck let me repost
it:

http://i35.tinypic.com/2mcipfn.jpg

It occurs to me now that this might be unuseful as, IIRC, you read news
offline.  Anyways, I'm looking at any number of folders from alpha to
current to a 64 byte readme file that fails.

There's no tarball.  There's no setup.exe.  How does one achieve a working
djgpp install on xp 686 architecture?
-- 
Richard Milhous Nixon

Cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education.
~~ Mark Twain