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Hello,

I recently got OS/2 Warp, so I went looking for a compiler and lo and 
behold I found that there wasa gccc port for OS/2. Now, looking at the 
EMX/GCC stuff, it appears that it compiles to .o, libs are .a, just like 
in the DJGPP DOS version of gcc.

Now, my question is this: Can I have OS/2 EMX/GCC stuff, and then just 
add the DJGPP DOS ld (and perhaps a few of the libraries) to be able to 
compile for DOS, rather than having two hole gcc's sitting on my hard 
drive? And assuming that I don't use and operating system specific calls 
in a .o file (or .a), can it  be used by either the EMX gcc or the DJGPP 
gcc? How interoperable/interchangeable are the two compilers?

(If you could email me any responses, I'd appreciate it, I'm not always 
capable of keeping up with newsgroups.)

Thanks in advance,

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