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Date: Sat, 16 Aug 1997 17:09:45 +0200
From: Alexis Roda <arv AT astor DOT urv DOT es>
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Subject: two questions about getting source code
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Hello to everybody,
I'm interested in a text mode library for developping applications under
DJGPP. I've found in the web pages of Robert Hoehne a DJGPP port of
TurboVision, but it has been removed due to copyright problems. Anybody
knows if there is some place where I can find it, it seems to have been
removed from everywhere, al least from the ftp sites I've visited after
an archie search.

The second question is if the sources of the edebug32 are in the public
domain, and if so, where I can get it. Currently I'm doing some
programming in assembler (as) and I'm looking for a free assembly
debugger (gdb seems unable to debug assembly). edebug32 works fine, but
its a bit unfriendly for my taste. If I can't get any debugger I'll try
to write one by myself, or, if possible, add a friendly user interface
to edebug32 ala TurboDebugger.

Any help will be apreciated. Please answer via e-mail too, I can't read
the news everyday.


Thanks in advance.