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Drew wrote:
> Is it possible to do threads with DJGPP?  I've got a simple Java
> thread program that I want to convert to C++ to learn about doing
> threads in C++ but I don't know if DJGPP can do them or not?
> 
> Does anyone know or have a short, sample DJGPP thread program?
> 
> Thanks :)
> Drew
> 

Since DOS does not support threads, neither does DJGPP.
However, it might be possible to emulate a threaded program in pure DOS.