-=> Tom Torfs wrote to Ben Mcwilliams <=-

 TT> Well, there are the various ports of GNU C (DJGPP being a popular one), 
 TT> but these tend to be rather humongous (not really suited for the normal 
 TT> DOS environment, requiring all sorts of DOS extenders and the like, and 

It's not as bad as all that. DJGPP comes with your choice of two
extenders: one with virtual memory support, and one without. The small one
(without virtual mem) can be bound to the executable, adding about 20k.
The resulting executable will work as either a DPMI server and client
(under plain DOS), or just a client (under Win 95, OS/2, Linux, etc.). The
end user doesn't have to do anything but run it. If you're already running
under a DPMI server (like one of the OSes above), you don't have to link
any extenders.

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