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Subject: Re: FAQ Question, I know.
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Aren't there a few pieces which exceed the 8.3 limit?
I know I probably stated that wrong, but I developing a program on a win98
machine, but the actual debugging and runtime enviroment will be on a
straight DOS machine. And while I know to keep the filenames short, I'm
concerned about including a package which isn't 8.3

"DJ Delorie" <dj AT delorie DOT com> wrote in message
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>
> > And I've been through it a couple of times and haven't found the exact
> > answer, but how does one adapt djgpp to DOS 8.3?
>
> Since DJGPP is specifically designed for the DOS 8.3 environment, I
> don't understand what type of adaptation you would need.  What,
> specifically, are you trying to do?