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Compilers that have libraries for Linux/Dos
- From: Decibels <decibelshelp at charter dot net>
- To: gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org
- Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2002 10:08:20 -0500
- Subject: Compilers that have libraries for Linux/Dos
I want to continue studying C programming in Linux, but most of the
books work
mainly with Windows/Dos, even if they say they work with Unix/Linux.
I don't even care so much about Windows, but would like to use a
COMPILER that
has standard libraries that I can port to DOS also. Some of the tutorial
and books use
dos.h and stdio.h (windows/dos stdio.h has stdprn but Linux stdio.h
doesn't),...
I decided on using DJGPP on Windows to continue studying C Programming, but
would like to use a Compiler in Linux that would work just the same.
Maybe I could move some of the headers over like dos.h and stdio.h from
the Windows
compilers and #include "dos.h" as a local header instead of system. Is
that possible? I think
I ran into problems before on that.
Dave