🚀 go-pugleaf

vandys@sequent.com (Andrew Valencia) writes:
>Turns out that the package--known as djgpp--is actually the full 32-bit
>GNU C compiler,...Of course, it can't give you windows, or multi-tasking,
>or all the speed of a native 32-bit OS.  But I still run into a LOT of
>PC's, and this package really opens up the possible things I can get
>done on it!

Be careful with that assumption.  Many PC users require the system to
run Windows-386 and other extended-memory applications.  The Gnu-C
port uses its own extended-memory model, as I recall, which makes
applications which use it incompatible with a variety of other packages.

Could someone more familiar with the technical aspects of this write
something up about it?  I'm curious as to which extended-memory
applications are likely to be compatible with djgpp.

-rich