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> I don't see "2014" anywhere, only "2006". So it's the same old version.
>
> Anyways, don't use that, use the premade DJGPP build:
>
> http://na.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/djgpp/beta/v2tk/wat3222br3.zip
Okay I have grabbed this version, and most of it compiles then I get 
this at link time:
watt32/lib/libwatt.a (misc.o): in function '_ntohl':
i:/ww/srcs/contrib/watt/src/../inc/sys/swap.h:62: multiple redefinition 
of '__ntohl'
linux/net_udp.o:f:/proj/q2dos/watt32/inc/sys/swap.h:63: first defined here

Now at that line I'm not using ntohl nor around it, unless the following 
code is indirectly calling it:
void NetadrToSockadr (netadr_t *a, struct sockaddr_in *s)
{
     memset (s, 0, sizeof(*s));

     if (a->type == NA_BROADCAST)
     {
         s->sin_family = AF_INET;

         s->sin_port = a->port;
         *(int *)&s->sin_addr = -1;
     }
     else if (a->type == NA_IP)
     { <---------------------------------------------------- DJGPP 
points to this line
         s->sin_family = AF_INET;

         *(int *)&s->sin_addr = *(int *)&a->ip;
         s->sin_port = a->port;
     }
}


>
>> The build has some redefinition warnings and I was going to use grep but
>> then this happens:
>>
>> libintl.DXE module loading failed ... <snip>
>>
>> So where do I get the DXE stuff from?  I tried get the gettext stuff, I
>> saw in a previous newsgroup post from a few years ago it was in this
>> file and another one.  I grabbed them both, but I cannot find this
>> libintl.DXE.
> The relevant .DXE files used by some of Juan's ports are (AFAIK) here:
>
> http://na.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/djgpp/beta/v2gnu/licv114br2.zip
> http://na.mirror.garr.it/mirrors/djgpp/beta/v2gnu/gtxt194b.zip
Thanks, but now it complains  exiting due to signal SIGILL. :(

Sorry for all of this, but I'm really interested in getting this project 
into 2.05 and figured it would be a good test program because of how 
large it is
to find out issues with 2.05 and especially small things like this, 
which some may find nitpicky, but honestly I would rather have it just 
be ready to roll out of the box.

Frank