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> As I see it, DJGPP only has a few choices:

Given the existence of MinGW, Cygwin, and Linux, I see no reason for
djgpp to try to extend itself beyond the DOS arena.  The other
compilers handle the "native" gcc on those platforms, djgpp is for dos
compatible apps that *happen* to run on those platforms.  Of course,
if someone wants to build a version of djgpp that does those things, I
won't mind, but it won't be the official djgpp.