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Subject: Re: how many diskettes for djgpp ?
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Date: Mon, 30 Aug 1999 03:11:11 GMT
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Eli Zaretskii wrote:

> On Mon, 15 Feb 1999, Rafael García wrote:
> > I would like to go anywhere with DJGPP and RHIDE in diskettes to install
> > quickly in any PC without CDROM, and use debugger and compiler to polish a
> > program on the way.
>
> Once upon a time, in the good ole days of DJGPP v1.x, there was a
> package called EZGCC, which was a minimal DJGPP development
> environment (the debugger wasn't part of it, btw, and neither was
> RHIDE).  I think it was two floppies, and another one in case you
> wanted C++ as well.

    I do this with a Zip drive.  A full installation of DJGPP fits nicely onto a
Zip drive, including (just about) any packages you want.  This is very
convinient for me because non of my universities computers have DJGPP installed
on them, but they all have internal Zip drives.

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