From: Tudor <tudor AT cam DOT org>
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Subject: Re: Can I program Win 95 Code with DJGPP?????
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 1997 17:46:17 -0800
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Michael B. Wright wrote:
> 
> Tudor <tudor AT cam DOT org> wrote in article <32E83E40 DOT 5B8E AT cam DOT org>...
> > If you want to make windows (yuck) stuff,try RSXNTDJ.It produces code
> > for win32 using djgpp.
> The FAQ also says that you can _NOT_ compile Win32 executibles, or DLLies
> with DJGPP.
I dunno.But you CAN do it if you use rsxntdj.I build some console and
gui apps with it (just examples, I haven't used it much).
It has its own executables and libs(i think)
> p.s. What is a geek code block? Isn't it rude to use the f.l.a.
> AFAIK?(thanks)
What is f.l.a ??
F***ing language acronyms ????
For the geeky stuff see
http://krypton.mankato.msus.edu/~hayden/geek.html
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