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(This is John Aldrich - I'm sending this from my work address.  Please 
send replies to fighteer AT cs DOT com or to djgpp-workers.  Thanks.]

I've seen several references to "DDJ" from people.  What is it, and where 
on the net can I look for it?  I assume that DDJ stands for "DOS 
Developers' Journal" or something like that, but I've never heard of it 
before.  Alternatively, if some kind soul would clip the mentioned code 
for CPU detection and send it to me...  ;)

Thanks!

John M. Aldrich <fighteer AT cs DOT com>