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This is an alphabetical list of all the topics covered in this FAQ. Use it to search for a description of your problem and follow the link to find the answer(s).
- !proxy method of passing long command lines [section 16.4]
- * character in command lines [section 16.1]
- -ansi switch and C++-style comments in C programs [section 8.3]
- -fconserve-space switch [section 8.12]
- -lfoo, linker switch [section 8.22]
- -lstdcx, linker cannot find [section 8.7]
- -msoft-float switch to GCC [section 11.4]
- -traditional switch and C++-style comments in C programs [section 8.3]
- .lib libraries, using with GCC [section 17.5]
- .o files from EMXAOUT can't be put into a library [section 17.5]
- .obj object files, using with GCC [section 17.5]
- /bin/sh in shell scripts [section 6.11]
- /dev/ directory, problems with DJGPP programs [section 22.20]
- 16-bit code, using with DJGPP [section 17.6]
- 16-bit DPMI programs cannot run under DJGPP [section 6.8]
- 68K targets, cross-compiling with DJGPP [section 22.8]
- ? character in command lines [section 16.1]
- character, how to pass it to programs [section 16.3]
- ^Z character at end of DJGPP.ENV [section 6.10]
- __crt0_glob_function, disable filename globbing [section 16.2]
- __DJGPP__ pre-processor symbol [section 8.6]
- __DJGPP_MINOR__ pre-processor symbol [section 8.6]
- __dpmi_get_memory_information, doesn't change after free/malloc [section 15.2]
- __dpmi_get_protected_mode_interrupt_vector [section 18.9]
- __dpmi_get_real_mode_interrupt_vector [section 18.9]
- __dpmi_int, calling DOS/BIOS services [section 18.1]
- __dpmi_int, high in program's profile [section 13.5]
- __dpmi_int, how to pass buffers [section 18.2]
- __dpmi_int, use to invoke software interrupts [section 18.3]
- __dpmi_simulate_real_mode_interrupt, need zero SS, SP and FLAGS [section 18.3]
- __dpmi_YYY vs _go32_XXX, which one to use [section 18.10]
- __EH_FRAME_BEGIN__, undefined references [section 8.19]
- __eh_pc and __throw, undefined references [section 8.10]
- __GO32__ pre-processor symbol [section 8.6]
- __tb, an alias for the address of transfer buffer [section 18.2]
- __throw and __eh_pc, undefined references [section 8.10]
- _AX variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _BP variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _BX variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _control87, change coprocessor setup [section 11.5]
- _CRT0_FLAG_LOCK_MEMORY, silent failure [section 18.9]
- _crt0_startup_flags settings and QDPMI [section 15.3]
- _crt0_startup_flags, setting to lock memory [section 18.11]
- _crt0_startup_flags, Unix sbrk is incompatible with HW interrupts [section 18.11]
- _CX variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _DI variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _dos_ds, a selector to access conventional memory [section 18.4]
- _DS variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _DX variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _ES variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _go32_dpmi_allocate_iret_wrapper [section 18.9]
- _go32_dpmi_chain_protected_mode_interrupt_vector [section 18.9]
- _go32_remaining_physical_memory, doesn't change after free/malloc [section 15.2]
- _go32_remaining_physical_memory, under OS/2 [section 15.2]
- _go32_XXX vs __dpmi_YYY, which one to use [section 18.10]
- _SI variable, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- _stklen, setting stack size [section 15.9]
- Abort! message during compilation [section 6.6]
- Abort! message in C++ programs that use exceptions [section 8.19]
- Accessing absolute addresses above 1MB [section 18.7]
- Accessing absolute addresses in conventional memory [section 18.4]
- Accessing absolute addresses with dedicated selector [section 18.4]
- Accessing C variables from inline assembly [section 18.13]
- Accessing VBE 2.0 linear frame buffer [section 10.2]
- Accessing video memory [section 10.2]
- Alignment of data by GAS can slow-down code [section 14.3]
- Allegro library, failure to compile [section 8.17]
- Allegro, home page and mailing list [section 4.5]
- Alternate stub, how to use [section 14.2]
- Announcements, mailing list [section 20.3]
- Archives, DJGPP mailing list/News group, how to search [section 6.15]
- Arrays, and code speed [section 14.2]
- Asking for help [section 6.16]
- Assembly code crashes when linked with optimized C code [section 17.4]
- Assembly code, generating with GCC [section 8.20]
- Assembly functions, which registers to save [section 17.4]
- Assembly source, converting from AT&T to Intel [section 17.2]
- Assembly source, converting to AT&T syntax [section 17.2]
- Assembly source, converting to protected mode [section 17.3]
- Assembly source, GCC/Gas syntax [section 17.1]
- Assembly syntax [section 17.1]
- Asynchronous communications packages for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- AT&T vs Intel assembly syntax [section 17.1]
- AT&T-style assembly, converting to Intel [section 17.2]
- atan, inaccuracies with FP emulator [section 11.6]
- Automated downloading from a PC [section 4.7]
- Automated downloading from a Unix box [section 4.7]
- Automated FTP from a Unix box [section 4.7]
- Automatic variables, how much memory [section 15.9]
- Bad format, profiler error message [section 13.3]
- Binary data I/O [section 9.3]
- Binutils 2.8.x, slower than 2.7 [section 14.2]
- BIOS service calls [section 18.1]
- BIOS service calls which need buffers [section 18.2]
- BIOS setup, influence on compilation speed [section 7.1]
- Breakpoints don't work in GDB under Windows [section 12.10]
- Browsing documentation [section 5.1]
- Buffered I/O, effect of buffer size on I/O speed [section 14.4]
- Bug report, how to submit [section 22.2]
- Bug-tracking system for DJGPP [section 22.2]
- Bugfixes, how to ensure they are done [section 21.3]
- Bugs, how to browse a list of known DJGPP problems [section 22.2]
- C compiler overflows its stack for large programs [section 6.6]
- C library, legal restrictions [section 19.2]
- C Library, the latest release [section 21.4]
- C programs compilation, recommended system RAM [section 3.1]
- C++ class libraries, legal restrictions [section 19.1]
- C++ class variables under GDB [section 12.7]
- C++ compiler crashes for large programs [section 15.9]
- C++ compiler overflows its stack for large programs [section 6.6]
- C++ debugging with stabs information [section 12.7]
- C++ exceptions, support by GCC [section 8.19]
- C++ libraries compiled with v2.8.0 don't mix with 2.8.1 [section 8.10]
- C++ method names under GDB [section 12.7]
- C++ programs compilation, recommended system RAM [section 3.1]
- C++ programs, large executable [section 8.12]
- C++ programs, linking with C functions [section 8.10]
- C++ programs, problems with packed structs [section 22.11]
- C++ source, debugger cannot find [section 12.6]
- C++ STL library, not in lgp271b distribution [section 8.7]
- C++, missing header files [section 8.2]
- C++-style comments in C programs, GCC won't compile [section 8.3]
- Caldera OpenDOS, DPMI services crash DJGPP [section 6.3]
- Calling 16-bit code from DJGPP [section 17.6]
- Calling real-mode functions [section 18.5]
- calloc fails under EMM386 or HIMEM [section 15.7]
- calloc fails under QDPMI or Windows [section 15.4]
- calloc fails under Windows 3.X [section 15.5]
- calloc fails under Windows 9X [section 15.6]
- calloc, effect on "Fat DS" [section 18.6]
- Can't find node "Top", Info message [section 6.9]
- Cannot continue from exception message [section 12.2]
- Cannot exec as, GCC message [section 6.5]
- Cannot exec cpp, GCC message [section 6.5]
- Case-sensitivity, while expanding wildcards [section 16.1]
- CCT mirrors' list [section 4.2]
- CD-playing library [section 22.3]
- CD-ROM, accessed by the linker [section 6.12]
- CD-ROM, getting DJGPP [section 4.4]
- Chaining interrupt [section 18.9]
- Changing GNU/DJGPP programs [section 22.2]
- Child processes, spawning under OS/2 [section 3.2]
- Child programs, how much memory is left [section 15.8]
- Class method name in GDB [section 12.7]
- Class static variable name in GDB [section 12.7]
- Code is slow due to incorrect alignment by GAS [section 14.3]
- Code page change might prevent MSHELL from working [section 12.5]
- Code quality, GCC [section 14.1]
- Code speed, slower in v2.x [section 14.2]
- Code, DJGPP-specific [section 8.6]
- COFF output from linker, how to get [section 12.4]
- COFF output, required for profiling [section 13.3]
- COFF, why is DJGPP using it [section 22.21]
- Color text cannot be printed with `printf' [section 9.4]
- Command line, * and ? characters [section 16.1]
- Command line, disabling filename expansion/globbing [section 16.2]
- Command line, escaping special characters [section 16.3]
- Command line, filename expansion/globbing [section 16.1]
- Command lines, longer than 126 characters [section 16.4]
- Command-line arguments [chapter 16]
- Comments, C++-style in C programs [section 8.3]
- Commercial programs, writing with DJGPP [section 19.1]
- Compatibility, hardware, general [chapter 3]
- Compatibility, Linux [section 3.1]
- Compatibility, Novell NWDOS 7 [section 3.1]
- Compatibility, operating systems, general [chapter 3]
- Compatibility, OS/2 [section 3.1]
- Compatibility, Warp [section 3.1]
- Compatibility, Windows 3.X [section 3.1]
- Compatibility, Windows 9X [section 3.1]
- Compatibility, Windows/NT [section 3.1]
- Compilation for debugging [section 12.1]
- Compilation messages, bogus [section 8.4]
- Compilation progress, GCC switch [section 6.4]
- Compilation speed [section 7.1]
- Compile-time problems [chapter 8]
- Compiler crashes, which subprogram of [section 6.13]
- Compiler speed [chapter 7]
- Compiler, non-DJGPP, crashes under Make [section 6.8]
- Compiling GCC and CPP [section 3.8]
- Compiling GCC and CPP, RAM disk [section 3.9]
- Compiling large programs on DOSEmu [section 3.4]
- Compiling large programs, disk cache settings [section 3.8]
- Compiling large programs, RAM disk settings [section 3.8]
- Compiling large source files [section 3.8]
- Compiling Objective C sources [section 8.5]
- Compiling, on machines without a co-processor [section 6.4]
- complex.h functions, linker can't find [section 8.10]
- Complex.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- Compressing DJGPP executables [section 8.13]
- Configuration, for optimal performance [section 3.9]
- Configuration, reasonable [section 3.8]
- Configuration, the best [section 3.7]
- Conventional memory, moving data to/from [section 18.4]
- Conversion of the FAQ to different formats [section 22.25]
- Converting DOS .obj/.lib files to GCC [section 17.5]
- Converting DOS code to DJGPP [chapter 17]
- Coprocessor setup, change with _control87 [section 11.5]
- Copyleft, effect on DJGPP [section 19.1]
- Copyright issues [chapter 19]
- Crash message, how to interpret [section 12.2]
- Crash traceback, how to read [section 9.2]
- Crash traceback, saving to a file [section 12.2]
- Crash, DJGPP programs [chapter 6]
- Crash, numeric exception [section 11.5]
- Crashes, general troubleshooting [section 6.13]
- Crashes, v2.0 programs [section 9.1]
- Critical error handling in DJGPP [section 22.12]
- Cross-compiling with DJGPP [section 22.8]
- crt0.o, GCC can't find [section 8.1]
- Ctrl-C in debugged programs [section 12.10]
- Curses library for DJGPP [section 4.5]
- Cygnus GCC port to Windows [section 3.3]
- Cygnus port of GCC for Windows 9X and NT [section 3.6]
- DEADBEEF, use to spot uninitialized memory [section 9.1]
- Debugger cannot find C++ source [section 12.6]
- Debugger causes programs to overflow the stack [section 15.9]
- Debugger crashes on programs compiled for profiling [section 12.10]
- Debugger crashes on programs which use exceptions [section 12.10]
- Debugger crashes under QEMM/QDPMI [section 12.3]
- Debugger doesn't know about #include'd source [section 12.8]
- Debugger doesn't pass signals to debuggee [section 12.10]
- Debugger GP Faults on Windows 3.X [section 12.10]
- Debugger, usage [section 12.1]
- Debuggers for DJGPP programs [section 12.1]
- Debugging C++ programs [section 12.6]
- Debugging C/C++ code generated by another program [section 12.8]
- Debugging graphics programs [section 12.5]
- Debugging issues [chapter 12]
- Debugging programs which crash [section 12.2]
- Debugging symbols, how to strip from executables [section 8.13]
- Debugging with GDB, needs COFF output [section 12.4]
- Debugging, library functions [section 21.4]
- Deleting a package [section 4.8]
- Development environments for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Development of DJGPP, how to contribute [section 21.3]
- Differences between SimTel and CCT ftp sites [section 4.1]
- Direct hardware access on Windows/NT [section 3.3]
- Directories accessed by the linker [section 6.12]
- DirectX programming [section 22.3]
- Disabling globbing in filenames [section 16.2]
- Disabling QDPMI [section 12.3]
- Disabling virtual memory for CWSDPMI [section 7.1]
- Disabling wildcard expansion [section 16.2]
- Disk cache, influence on compilation speed [section 7.1]
- Disk cache, recommended settings [section 3.9]
- Disk cache, when compiling large programs [section 3.8]
- Disk I/O, compared with Linux [section 14.4]
- Disk space, required for installation [section 3.1]
- Disk space, using less of it [section 4.7]
- Disks, accessed by the linker [section 6.12]
- Display or set static variables inside debugger [section 12.9]
- Distributing DJGPP programs [section 9.5]
- Distributing DJGPP programs, FP emulator [section 11.1]
- DJGPP applications, legal restrictions [section 19.1]
- DJGPP archives, how to search [section 6.15]
- DJGPP as cross-compiler [section 22.8]
- DJGPP distribution, list of [section 4.5]
- DJGPP Documentation [chapter 5]
- DJGPP documentation, in man page format [section 5.5]
- DJGPP documentation, in PostScript format [section 5.3]
- DJGPP documentation, look in source distributions [section 5.4]
- DJGPP documentation, printing [section 5.3]
- DJGPP documentation, reading as ASCII file [section 5.2]
- DJGPP documentation, reading with a Web browser [section 5.3]
- DJGPP documentation, see source files [section 5.6]
- DJGPP documentation, where to find it [section 5.1]
- DJGPP environment variable, how to set and test [section 8.1]
- DJGPP environment variable, setting under LFN [section 8.1]
- DJGPP mailing list, how to post [section 20.2]
- DJGPP mailing list, how to subscribe [section 20.3]
- DJGPP mailing list, how to unsubscribe [section 20.4]
- DJGPP mailing list, in digest form [section 20.3]
- DJGPP mailing list/news group, read via WWW [section 20.4]
- DJGPP programs, problems with [chapter 6]
- DJGPP programs, problems with DPMI host [section 6.3]
- DJGPP programs, profiling [section 13.1]
- DJGPP release schedule [section 21.3]
- DJGPP software, where to upload [section 22.7]
- DJGPP users, asking for help [section 6.16]
- DJGPP utilities, legal restrictions [section 19.2]
- DJGPP v2.x, alternative DPMI hosts [section 21.2]
- DJGPP won't run, prints "No DPMI" [section 6.2]
- DJGPP, a list of packages [section 4.5]
- DJGPP, downloading via e-mail [section 4.4]
- DJGPP, downloading with FTP [section 4.3]
- DJGPP, downloading with Gopher [section 4.4]
- DJGPP, downloading with WWW [section 4.4]
- DJGPP, history of the project [section 22.6]
- DJGPP, how to get it [chapter 4]
- DJGPP, sample code [section 22.3]
- DJGPP, what it is [chapter 2]
- DJGPP, where to download [section 4.1]
- DJGPP-ANNOUNCE mailing list [section 20.3]
- DJGPP-compiled programs can't find DPMI [section 9.5]
- DJGPP-specific code [section 8.6]
- DJGPP.ENV file causes GCC 2.8 to hang [section 6.1]
- DJGPP.ENV syntax explained [section 8.1]
- DJGPP.ENV, trailing junk crashes Info [section 6.3]
- djgpp_first_ctor, unresolved by linker [section 8.11]
- djgpp_first_dtor, unresolved by linker [section 8.11]
- DMA, using from DJGPP programs [section 18.14]
- Documentation, converting to plain ASCII [section 5.2]
- Documentation, converting to PostScript format [section 5.3]
- Documentation, in man page format [section 5.5]
- Documentation, in PostScript format [section 5.3]
- Documentation, inside source distribution archives [section 5.4]
- Documentation, reading [section 5.1]
- Documentation, the profiler [section 13.4]
- DOS code, using with GCC [section 17.6]
- DOS libraries, using with GCC [section 17.5]
- DOS Mode, Windows suggests for graphics programs [section 10.3]
- DOS object files, using with GCC [section 17.5]
- DOS programs, converting to DJGPP [chapter 17]
- DOS service calls [section 18.1]
- DOS service calls which need buffers [section 18.2]
- DOSEmu, incompatibilities with DJGPP [section 3.4]
- DOSEmu, slow response to interactive programs [section 3.4]
- Double Fault message, after Ctrl-C, Ctrl-BREAK [section 12.2]
- Downloading DJGPP [section 4.1]
- Downloading DJGPP via e-mail [section 4.3]
- Downloading DJGPP with FTP [section 4.3]
- Downloading DJGPP with WWW [section 4.4]
- Downloading, individual DJGPP files [section 4.5]
- DPMI host bugs, might crash DJGPP programs [section 6.3]
- DPMI hosts, commercially available [section 21.2]
- DPMI services, problems with Novell NWDOS 7 [section 3.1]
- DPMI services, required to run DJGPP [section 3.1]
- DPMI spec, where to get it [section 22.5]
- DPMI, required to run DJGPP programs [section 9.5]
- DPMI, what it is [section 22.5]
- Drives, accessed by the linker [section 6.12]
- DXE can be debugged with EDEBUG32 [section 12.1]
- DXE description [section 22.14]
- DXE docs and examples [section 22.14]
- DXE, undefined references [section 22.14]
- Dynamically loaded code for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- E-mail, downloading DJGPP [section 4.4]
- ELF, switching DJGPP to [section 22.21]
- Emulation, floating-point [chapter 11]
- Emulator library [section 11.1]
- Emulator, floating-point inaccuracies [section 11.6]
- Environment size affects spawning child programs [section 16.5]
- Environment variable DJGPP is not defined message [section 6.6]
- Environment variable DJGPP point to file which does not exist message [section 6.6]
- Environment variable DJGPP points to a wrong or corrupt file message [section 6.6]
- Environment variables, DJGPP [section 3.7]
- Environment variables, linker [section 8.9]
- Error messages, redirecting to a file [section 6.14]
- Exceptions, C++, support by GCC [section 8.19]
- Exceptions, with -fsjlj-exceptions [section 8.19]
- Excessive paging, tuning CWSDPMI [section 3.9]
- EXE compressor for DJGPP [section 8.13]
- Executable size, how to make smaller [section 8.13]
- Executable, bloated by static array [section 8.12]
- Executable, how to strip off debugging symbols [section 8.13]
- extern "C" qualifier [section 8.10]
- FAQ, conversion to different formats [section 22.25]
- Far pointer memory access [section 10.2]
- far, declaration, porting to DJGPP [section 17.7]
- FAT32 support under DOSEmu [section 3.4]
- File format not recognized by GCC [section 8.4]
- File handles, under Windows [section 9.6]
- File I/O, compared with Linux [section 14.4]
- Filename globbing [section 16.1]
- Filename globbing, disabling [section 16.2]
- Filename wildcards expansion [section 16.1]
- Filename wildcards, disabling expansion [section 16.2]
- Files, max open simultaneously [section 9.6]
- Files, minimum set to download [section 4.5]
- Files, missing, where to download [section 4.5]
- Files, reading and writing [section 9.3]
- Files, required disk space [section 4.6]
- FILES= directive [section 9.6]
- Flex programs, linking [section 8.7]
- Floating Point exception message [section 12.2]
- Floating-point emulation [chapter 11]
- Floating-point emulation doesn't work [section 11.1]
- Floating-point emulation under debugger [section 12.10]
- Floating-point emulation, -msoft-float switch [section 11.4]
- Floating-point emulation, non-DJGPP emulators [section 11.2]
- Floating-point emulation, under OS/2 [section 11.3]
- Floating-point exception in Objective-C program [section 11.7]
- Floating-point instructions and GNU Make [section 3.4]
- Floating-point issues [chapter 11]
- Floating-point math functions, standard and high-quality [section 8.7]
- Floating-point, debugger support [section 12.1]
- FNCASE variable and wildcard expansion [section 16.1]
- FP_SEG and FP_OFF, porting to DJGPP [section 17.7]
- FPU emulation slows down programs [section 14.5]
- free doesn't change virtual memory [section 15.2]
- fstream truncates files open for read/write [section 9.3]
- FTP, downloading DJGPP [section 4.3]
- FTP, downloading DJGPP in batch mode [section 4.7]
- Functions from libm.a crash with SIGFPE [section 11.8]
- Functions, which is in what library [section 8.8]
- Game programming, libraries and techniques for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Garbage at end of number, GCC message [section 22.9]
- GCC aborts with "Installation problem, cannot exec as" [section 6.5]
- GCC aborts with "Installation problem, cannot exec cpp" [section 6.5]
- GCC aborts with "Internal compiler error" [section 6.6]
- GCC can't recognize file format [section 8.4]
- GCC can't recognize source language [section 8.4]
- GCC crashes, which subprogram of [section 6.13]
- GCC hangs/crashes under Make [section 6.8]
- GCC says "Abort!" during compilation [section 6.6]
- General Protection Fault message [section 12.2]
- Getting DJGPP [chapter 4]
- Getting DJGPP from a CD-ROM [section 4.4]
- Getting documentation [section 5.1]
- Getting more help [chapter 20]
- Globbing and file name letter-case [section 16.1]
- Globbing in filenames [section 16.1]
- Globbing in filenames, disabling [section 16.2]
- GNU Copyleft, effect on DJGPP [section 19.1]
- GNU development utilities, port to DJGPP [section 22.3]
- GNU News groups, don't post DJGPP problems [section 20.1]
- GNU packages, how to change [section 22.2]
- Gopher, downloading DJGPP [section 4.4]
- gotoxy doesn't work with `printf' [section 9.4]
- GPL, effect on DJGPP [section 19.1]
- Graphics driver setup [section 10.1]
- Graphics issues [chapter 10]
- Graphics print-out, using GRX [section 4.5]
- Graphics programs, and Windows DOS Mode [section 10.3]
- Graphics programs, debugging [section 12.5]
- Graphics screen messed up under Windows [section 10.3]
- Graphics, direct video access [section 10.2]
- Graphics, limitations on Windows/NT [section 3.3]
- GUI libraries for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Gurus, asking for help [section 6.16]
- Handles, maximum available number [section 9.6]
- Hang, all DJGPP programs [section 6.3]
- Hang, DJGPP programs [chapter 6]
- harderr function, emulating under DJGPP [section 22.12]
- Hardware interrupt handler crashes [section 18.11]
- Hardware interrupts, hooking [section 18.9]
- Hardware interrupts, subtleties [section 18.11]
- Hardware requirements [chapter 3]
- Hardware requirements, minimal [section 3.1]
- Hardware-oriented programming [chapter 18]
- Header files, C++, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- Header files, GCC can't find [section 8.1]
- Help, asking for [section 6.16]
- History of DJGPP [section 22.6]
- HTML format, DJGPP documentation [section 5.3]
- huge, declaration, porting to DJGPP [section 17.7]
- I/O speed, DJGPP programs [section 14.4]
- i286 [section 3.5]
- i386SX [section 3.1]
- Inaccuracies, using emulator [section 11.6]
- Including source code, problems with debugging [section 12.8]
- Incompatibilities, i286 [section 3.5]
- Incompatibilities, Linux DOSEmu [section 3.4]
- Incompatibilities, OS/2 [section 3.2]
- Incompatibilities, Warp [section 3.2]
- Incompatibilities, Windows/NT [section 3.3]
- Info hangs for non-existent topics [section 6.9]
- Info viewer crashes at startup [section 6.10]
- Info waits for 15 seconds [section 6.9]
- Info won't display a file [section 6.9]
- Inheritance, file handles [section 9.6]
- Inline assembly, how to write [section 18.13]
- Inline assembly, inaccurate SYMIFY output [section 9.2]
- Inline functions, linker won't find [section 8.10]
- inp function [section 18.12]
- Installation of Info docs, a utility [section 4.5]
- Installation, dual, DOS/Windows [section 22.18]
- Installing DJGPP on networked drives [section 3.9]
- Int 24h crashes DJGPP programs [section 22.12]
- int86 crashes program [section 18.1]
- int86, problems with mouse interface [section 18.1]
- int86/intdos, garbled results in registers [section 18.1]
- int86/intdos, registers' width [section 18.1]
- int86x/intdosx, how to pass a buffer [section 18.2]
- intdos crashes program [section 18.1]
- Intel vs AT&T assembly syntax [section 17.1]
- Intel-style assembly code, using with DJGPP [section 17.2]
- Interactive programs, screen I/O [section 9.4]
- Internal compiler error, when compiling C++ programs [section 6.6]
- Interrupt 24h handling [section 22.12]
- Interrupt chaining [section 18.9]
- Interrupt frequency, maximum [section 18.11]
- Interrupt handlers, locking memory [section 18.11]
- Interrupt reflection [section 18.9]
- Interrupt reflection overhead [section 18.11]
- Interrupts 1Ch, 23h, 24h [section 18.9]
- Interrupts handlers in DJGPP [section 18.9]
- Invalid TSS in RMCB message [section 12.2]
- Invoking v2 programs from v1.x programs [section 22.13]
- iostream functions, linker can't find [section 8.10]
- iostream library, why use it [section 8.7]
- iostream.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- iostreamP.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- Jargon, used by DJGPP documentation [section 22.23]
- Keyboard interrupt cannot be hooked under debugger [section 12.10]
- Keystrokes don't get to keyboard handler [section 18.11]
- Known bugs in DJGPP, how to browse [section 22.2]
- ldexp crashes programs with FP exception [section 11.8]
- Legal aspects of DJGPP programming [chapter 19]
- Legal restrictions on DJGPP apps [section 19.1]
- Legal restrictions, DJGPP utilities [section 19.2]
- Length of command line [section 16.5]
- Letter case in filenames submitted to GCC [section 8.4]
- Lexicon for DJGPP documentation [section 22.23]
- LFN API, not supported by Windows/NT [section 3.3]
- LFN driver for NT, alpha version [section 3.3]
- LFN problems, in DJGPP v2.0 [section 22.15]
- LGPL, effect on DJGPP [section 19.1]
- libc for DJGPP, patched version [section 21.4]
- libc2.tex, missing file [section 5.3]
- libg++ library [section 8.7]
- libgcc.a, should be in sync with the compiler [section 8.10]
- libgpp library [section 8.7]
- libgpp.a, legal restrictions [section 19.1]
- libiostream.a, legal restrictions [section 19.1]
- Libraries, converting to DJGPP [chapter 17]
- Libraries, creating with RHIDE [section 8.22]
- Libraries, GCC can't find [section 8.1]
- Libraries, object, how to create/update [section 8.22]
- Libraries, optional, how to link [section 8.7]
- Libraries, order on compilation/link command line [section 8.9]
- Libraries, searching for functions [section 8.8]
- Library compiled for debugging/profiling [section 21.4]
- Library docs, missing libc2.tex [section 5.3]
- Library docs, problems in generating printed version [section 5.3]
- Library functions, C++, linker won't find [section 8.10]
- Library functions, linker won't find [section 8.7]
- Library functions, linker won't find in non-default directories [section 8.9]
- Library functions, linker won't find, libraries' order [section 8.9]
- Library, floating-point emulation [section 11.1]
- Library, updated, where to get [section 21.4]
- libstdc++ standard templates library [section 8.7]
- Linear frame buffer access [section 10.2]
- Link-time problems [chapter 8]
- Linker can't find library functions [section 8.7]
- Linker can't find some C++ library functions [section 8.10]
- Linker cannot find -lstdcx [section 8.7]
- Linker fails because of Windows 9X shortcut files [section 8.14]
- Linker fails for a.out files in a library [section 8.16]
- Linker fails for large libraries or object files [section 8.16]
- Linker fails for obj files converted by EMXAOUT [section 8.16]
- Linker fails to find crt0.o under Novell [section 8.1]
- Linker fails to produce executable under Novell [section 8.15]
- Linker speed [chapter 7]
- Linker won't find djgpp_first_dtor symbol [section 8.11]
- Linker, accesses random drives [section 6.12]
- Linker, from RSXNTDJ, and unresolved externals [section 3.6]
- Linking against optional libraries [section 8.7]
- Linking C functions with C++ programs [section 8.10]
- Linking C++ programs, use the GXX driver [section 8.7]
- Linking Flex programs [section 8.7]
- Linking programs, unresolved C++ library functions [section 8.10]
- Linking programs, unresolved library functions [section 8.7]
- Linking programs, unresolved library functions, libraries' order [section 8.9]
- Linking speed, improve by stub-editing ld.exe [section 7.2]
- Links, symbolic, simulation with DJGPP [section 22.4]
- Linux-to-DOS cross-compiling with DJGPP [section 22.8]
- List of DJGPP packages [section 4.5]
- Listing, assembly and source code [section 8.20]
- Load error-no DPMI [section 6.2]
- Locking memory for hardware interrupt handlers [section 18.9]
- Locking memory for interrupt handlers [section 18.11]
- Locking memory, silent failure [section 18.9]
- Long command lines [section 16.4]
- Long command lines, from Makefile [section 16.6]
- Long command lines, maximum length [section 16.5]
- Long command lines, problems with RHIDE [section 16.6]
- long filename support, bugs in DJGPP v2.0 [section 22.15]
- Long Filenames aren't supported on Windows/NT [section 3.3]
- Long filenames in setting DJGPP env. variable [section 8.1]
- Low-level programming issues [chapter 18]
- Machines with low extended RAM, tuning CWSDPMI [section 3.9]
- Makefile, first character of every command must be TAB [section 22.16]
- Makefile, passing long command lines [section 16.6]
- Makefiles with long command lines [section 16.4]
- malloc doesn't change virtual memory [section 15.2]
- malloc fails under EMM386 or HIMEM [section 15.7]
- malloc fails under QDPMI or Windows [section 15.4]
- malloc fails under Windows 3.X [section 15.5]
- malloc fails under Windows 9X [section 15.6]
- malloc in small chunks fails [section 15.4]
- malloc, debugging [section 22.3]
- malloc, effect on "Fat DS" [section 18.6]
- Man pages, how to read [section 5.5]
- Mangling C++ identifiers, GNU style [section 12.7]
- Math functions crash with SIGFPE [section 11.8]
- Math library, default ANSI/ISO and high-quality functions [section 8.7]
- math.h, conflicts with C++ programs [section 8.19]
- Maximum interrupt frequency [section 18.11]
- Maximum length of command line [section 16.5]
- Memory allocation fails under EMM386 or HIMEM [section 15.7]
- Memory allocation fails under QDPMI or Windows 9X [section 15.4]
- Memory allocation fails under Windows 3.X [section 15.5]
- Memory allocation fails under Windows 9X [section 15.6]
- Memory allocation in small chunks fails [section 15.4]
- Memory allocations, debugging packages [section 22.3]
- Memory at run time [chapter 15]
- Memory locking for hardware interrupt handlers [section 18.9]
- Memory locking, silent failure [section 18.9]
- Memory manager, settings for optimal performance [section 3.9]
- Memory managers, recommended for use with DJGPP [section 3.9]
- Memory size reported by go32-v2 [section 4.6]
- Memory, how much is left for spawned programs [section 15.8]
- Memory, virtual, failure to allocate [section 15.3]
- Memory, virtual, free doesn't change [section 15.2]
- Memory, virtual, malloc doesn't change [section 15.2]
- Memory, virtual, maximum available [section 15.1]
- Memory, virtual, QDPMI failure [section 15.3]
- Memory-mapped devices above 1MB [section 18.7]
- Memory-mapped devices, accessing with dedicated selector [section 18.4]
- Memory-mapped devices, fast access [section 18.6]
- Memory-mapped devices, moving data to/from [section 18.4]
- Mesa programming [section 22.3]
- Method name in C++, how to pass to GDB [section 12.7]
- Minimal hardware requirements [section 3.1]
- Minimum system RAM [section 3.1]
- Minimum system RAM, CWSDPMI [section 3.1]
- Missing C++ header files [section 8.2]
- Missing crt0.o [section 8.1]
- Missing DJGPP files, downloading [section 4.5]
- Missing header files [section 8.1]
- Missing libraries [section 8.1]
- Missing separator, Make error message [section 22.16]
- Mixing v2.0 GCC with CC1PLUS from v1.x [section 6.7]
- Mixing v2.x Make with v1.x programs hangs the machine [section 6.8]
- MK_FP macro, porting to DJGPP [section 17.7]
- Mode switches, effect on program speed [section 14.1]
- Modification time in the future, message from Make [section 22.17]
- Monochrome display and profiling [section 13.2]
- Monochrome monitor device driver [section 12.5]
- Monochrome monitor, redirecting screen output [section 12.5]
- Monochrome monitor, support in RHIDE [section 12.5]
- More help, how to get [chapter 20]
- Motorola 68K targets, cross-compiling with DJGPP [section 22.8]
- Mouse callback crashes with Page Fault in RMCB [section 18.11]
- Mouse handler, how to install with DJGPP [section 18.8]
- Mouse interface, problems with int86 [section 18.1]
- Mouse usage crashes RHIDE on DOSEmu [section 3.4]
- movedata.h header, compilation problems [section 8.21]
- Moving data to and from conventional memory [section 18.4]
- Moving data to and from transfer buffer [section 18.4]
- MS-Windows programming under DJGPP [section 3.6]
- Multitasking packages for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- NameNumericTail [section 22.18]
- near, declaration, porting to DJGPP [section 17.7]
- Nearptr functions [section 18.6]
- nearptr method of direct memory access [section 18.4]
- Nested programs, how much memory is left [section 15.8]
- Network installation [section 3.9]
- Network installation makes linking slow [section 7.2]
- Network interface libraries for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- New features in v2 [section 21.1]
- No DPMI error message [section 6.2]
- No free XMS memory when NOEMS parameter is used [section 15.8]
- Non-DJGPP floating-point emulators [section 11.2]
- Not COFF error message from DJGPP programs [section 6.7]
- Novell NDOS, buggy DPMI services crash DJGPP [section 6.3]
- Novell, linker or STUBIFY don't produce executable [section 8.15]
- NULL pointer [section 12.2]
- Null pointer dereference crashes v2.0 programs [section 9.1]
- NULL, redefinition in C++ header files [section 8.18]
- Numeric exception, program crash [section 11.5]
- Numeric tails, created by PKUNZIP v2.50 [section 22.18]
- Numeric tails, turning off [section 22.18]
- Object libraries, creating with RHIDE [section 8.22]
- Object libraries, how to create/update [section 8.22]
- Objective C, compiling [section 8.5]
- Objective-C programs crash with FP exception [section 11.7]
- obstack package [section 8.7]
- OpenGL programming [section 22.3]
- Optimal performance, CWSDPMI tuning [section 3.9]
- Optimal performance, disk cache settings [section 3.9]
- Optimal performance, RAM disk settings [section 3.9]
- Optimal performance, system configuration [section 3.9]
- Optimization bugs, in PGCC with -O7 and higher [section 14.2]
- Optimization crashes GCC [section 6.4]
- Optimization, GCC switches [section 14.2]
- Optimizing DJGPP programs [section 13.1]
- OS/2 supports up to 512MB of DPMI memory [section 3.10]
- outp function [section 18.12]
- Overhead, interrupt reflection to protected mode [section 18.11]
- Packages, DJGPP, list of [section 4.5]
- Packages, ported to DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Packages, required disk space [section 4.6]
- Packages, which to download [section 4.5]
- Packed structs, C++ bug [section 22.11]
- Packing the structs [section 22.10]
- Page fault error message from CWSDPMI [section 9.1]
- Page Fault in RMCB message [section 18.11]
- Page Fault message [section 12.2]
- Paging starts before all RAM is used [section 15.7]
- Paging, how to disable [section 18.9]
- Patched libc, where to find [section 21.4]
- Patches for DJGPP, how to submit [section 22.2]
- PATH, non-DJGPP binaries can crash GCC [section 6.8]
- Peek/poke absolute address [section 18.4]
- Pentium-optimized code [section 14.3]
- Performance issues [chapter 14]
- Peripheral devices above 1MB [section 18.7]
- Peripheral devices, fast access [section 18.6]
- Peripheral devices, reading/writing ports [section 18.12]
- Peripherals, moving data to/from [section 18.4]
- PerVMFiles= directive [section 9.6]
- Physical memory, more than 64MB [section 3.10]
- Pi, accurate computation [section 11.6]
- Pipe errors in shell scripts [section 6.11]
- Platform SDK, for RSXNTDJ [section 3.6]
- Port reading/writing [section 18.12]
- Ported programs run much slower [section 14.5]
- Posting problems, not to GNU News groups [section 20.1]
- Posting to DJGPP mailing list [section 20.2]
- PostScript documentation [section 5.3]
- Pre-processor symbols, DJGPP-specific [section 8.6]
- printf cannot print color text [section 9.4]
- Printing DJGPP documentation [section 5.3]
- Printing graphics, using GRX [section 4.5]
- Problems with DJGPP programs [chapter 6]
- Problems, asking for help [section 6.16]
- Problems, searching for solution in DJGPP archives [section 6.15]
- Profiled programs crash under debugger [section 12.10]
- Profiler documentation [section 13.4]
- Profiler produces no output [section 13.6]
- Profiling DJGPP programs [section 13.1]
- Profiling DJGPP programs, need COFF output [section 13.3]
- Profiling issues [chapter 13]
- Profiling programs that terminate abnormally [section 13.6]
- Profiling, library functions [section 21.4]
- Profiling, library routines [section 13.5]
- Profiling, program crashes or runs slowly [section 13.2]
- Program counter, converting to source lines [section 9.2]
- Program crashes accessing empty floppy/CD-ROM drives [section 22.12]
- Program crashes because of Int 24h [section 22.12]
- Program crashes in int86/intdos [section 18.1]
- Program crashes in v2.0, but not in v1.x [section 9.1]
- Program crashes while allocating memory [section 15.4]
- Programs crash when compiled for profiling [section 13.2]
- Programs crash with SIGSEGV due to small stack size [section 15.9]
- Programs crash, general troubleshooting [section 6.13]
- Programs crash, numeric exception [section 11.5]
- Programs crash, saving debugging output [section 6.14]
- Programs crash, searching DJGPP archives [section 6.15]
- Programs run slowly when compiled with -pg [section 13.2]
- Programs that exit abnormally, how to profile [section 13.6]
- Programs using nearptr fail on Windows/NT [section 3.3]
- Protected mode and converted assembly code [section 17.3]
- Protected-mode interrupt vector [section 18.9]
- Pseudo-random numbers [section 22.22]
- Pseudo-register variables, porting to DJGPP [section 17.8]
- Quotes, how to pass them to programs [section 16.3]
- RAM disk, influence on compilation speed [section 7.1]
- RAM disk, recommended settings [section 3.9]
- RAM disk, when compiling large programs [section 3.8]
- rand and random functions, comparison [section 22.22]
- Random numbers, how to produce [section 22.22]
- RCS port to DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Read DJGPP traffic via WWW [section 20.4]
- Reading an int from a binary file [section 22.10]
- Reading documentation [section 5.1]
- Reading documentation with a Web browser [section 5.2]
- Reading documentation with text editor/viewer [section 5.2]
- Reading documentation, converting to plain ASCII [section 5.2]
- Reading structs from disk files [section 22.10]
- Real-mode call-back [section 18.8]
- Real-mode functions, how to call [section 18.5]
- Real-mode interrupt vector [section 18.9]
- Real-mode services, calling DJGPP functions [section 18.8]
- realloc, effect on "Fat DS" [section 18.6]
- Reboot, every DJGPP program [section 6.3]
- Reboot, when running DJGPP programs [chapter 6]
- Recommended system RAM, for C programs compilation [section 3.1]
- Recommended system RAM, for C++ programs compilation [section 3.1]
- Recompiling GCC [section 22.2]
- Redefinition of class exception, compiler message [section 8.19]
- Redefinition of NULL in C++ headers [section 8.18]
- Redirecting GCC messages to a file [section 6.14]
- Redirection in Makefile, effect on long command lines [section 16.6]
- Redirection, using the REDIR program [section 16.6]
- regex package from GNU [section 8.7]
- Regex.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- Registers, which ones to save in assembly code [section 17.4]
- Release schedule, how to influence [section 21.3]
- Removing a package [section 4.8]
- Required hardware, general [chapter 3]
- Resource compiler, doesn't work in RSXNTDJ [section 3.6]
- Response file, passing long command lines [section 16.4]
- Run-time environment in v2.x [section 21.2]
- Run-time performance [chapter 14]
- Run-time problems [chapter 9]
- Runtime speed, slower in v2.x [section 14.2]
- sbrk algorithm and QDPMI [section 15.3]
- sbrk, effect on "Fat DS" [section 18.6]
- sbrk, Unix-like algorithm is incompatible with HW interrupts [section 18.11]
- Screen contents not restored under Windows [section 10.3]
- Screen I/O [section 9.4]
- SDK, for RSXNTDJ [section 3.6]
- Searching DJGPP archives [section 6.15]
- Seed for random numbers [section 22.22]
- segread function, how to port to DJGPP [section 18.2]
- Setting up DJGPP with EMM386 [section 3.9]
- setvbuf, effect on I/O speed [section 14.4]
- Shell scripts, failures and crashes [section 6.11]
- SHELL= variable in Makefile, effect on long command lines [section 16.6]
- Shortcut files under Windows 9X fail DJGPP linker [section 8.14]
- Signals in debugged programs [section 12.10]
- SimTel mirrors' list [section 4.1]
- Single-stepping doesn't work in GDB on Windows 3.X [section 12.10]
- Single-stepping doesn't work in RHIDE on Windows 3.X [section 12.10]
- Size of a struct under DJGPP [section 22.10]
- sizeof, result when called on a structure [section 22.10]
- Slow code, due to bad alignment by GAS [section 14.3]
- Slow compilation [section 7.1]
- Slow compilation, tuning CWSDPMI [section 3.9]
- Slow linking, possible reasons [section 7.2]
- Slow-down, programs ported from other compilers [section 14.5]
- Slow-down, when resident software uses XMS [section 14.5]
- Software interrupts, need zero SS, SP and FLAGS [section 18.3]
- Solved problems, searching in DJGPP archives [section 6.15]
- Sound Blaster code for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Source files, using as the best docs [section 5.6]
- Source language is not recognized by GDB in C++ programs [section 12.7]
- Source line from the EIP, using GDB [section 9.2]
- Spawned programs, how much memory is left [section 15.8]
- Spawning child processes, OS/2 [section 3.2]
- Spawning child programs on Windows/NT and 9X [section 3.3]
- Spawning programs, effect of environment size [section 16.5]
- Spawning v2 programs from v1.x programs [section 22.13]
- Spawning v2.x programs from v1.x programs doesn't work [section 6.8]
- Speed of array-based programs [section 14.2]
- Speed of code, recommended GCC switches [section 14.2]
- Speed of compilation [section 7.1]
- Stack dump, how to read [section 9.2]
- Stack Fault message [section 12.2]
- Stack overflow under debugger [section 15.9]
- Stack size under DJGPP [section 15.9]
- Stack size, in RSXNTDJ programs [section 3.6]
- Stack size, insufficient, causes programs to crash [section 15.9]
- Stack, misalignment causes slow-down [section 14.2]
- Stand-alone DJGPP programs that don't need DPMI [section 9.5]
- Standard output/error stream, redirecting to a file [section 6.14]
- Static array enlarges C++ executable [section 8.12]
- Static uninitialized variables, failure debugging [section 12.9]
- stdiostream.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- STL library, not in lgp271b distribution [section 8.7]
- streambuf.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- String.h, GCC can't find [section 8.2]
- Struct declaration, for real-mode services [section 18.5]
- struct reading from a disk file [section 22.10]
- Struct, size in bytes under DJGPP [section 22.10]
- Structure packing, C++ bug [section 22.11]
- Structure padding [section 22.10]
- STUB, environment variable [section 14.2]
- Stub, how to use non-default one [section 14.2]
- Subscription to DJGPP mailing list [section 20.3]
- Subsidiary programs, how much memory is left [section 15.8]
- SVGA types supported by GRX [section 10.1]
- Symbolic links, simulation with DJGPP [section 22.4]
- sys/movedata.h header, compilation errors [section 8.21]
- System configuration, the best [section 3.7]
- system function doesn't call COMMAND.COM [section 16.4]
- System RAM, minimum [section 3.1]
- Systems programming issues [chapter 18]
- TAB, must be the first character of every command [section 22.16]
- TABs replaced with spaces by a text editor [section 22.16]
- TCP/IP library for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Terminology in DJGPP [section 22.23]
- Text-mode video memory access [section 10.2]
- Timer interrupts code for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Traceback, how to read [section 9.2]
- Tracing compilation progress with -Q [section 6.4]
- Transfer buffer, moving data [section 18.4]
- Transfer buffer, using to call DOS/BIOS [section 18.2]
- Transfer buffer, what it is [section 14.4]
- Truncation of files when using fstream [section 9.3]
- Tuning CWSDPMI for optimal performance [section 3.9]
- Turbo Vision, DJGPP port [section 22.3]
- Tutorials on AT&T syntax and NASM [section 17.1]
- TZ database updates, where to get [section 22.19]
- TZ variable, how to set [section 22.19]
- Undefined externals, with stdio functions and RSXNTDJ [section 3.6]
- Undefined references to __EH_FRAME_BEGIN__ [section 8.19]
- Undefined references, and the RSXNTDJ linker [section 3.6]
- Undefined references, in a DXE [section 22.14]
- Undefined references, when linking Flex programs [section 8.7]
- Uninitialized memory crashes v2.0 programs [section 9.1]
- Uninstalling a package [section 4.8]
- Unix-like sbrk algorithm considered harmful for HW interrupts [section 18.11]
- Unix-to-DOS cross-compiling with DJGPP [section 22.8]
- Unknown filetype, GCC message [section 6.7]
- Unresolved externals [section 8.7]
- Unresolved externals in C++ programs, use GXX [section 8.7]
- Unresolved externals, C++ [section 8.10]
- Unresolved externals, djgpp_first_ctor [section 8.11]
- Unsubscribing from the DJGPP mailing list [section 20.4]
- Unsupported DOS request message [section 18.1]
- Unsupported INT message [section 18.1]
- Unzipping and running g++.exe produces an error message [section 22.1]
- Uploading DJGPP software [section 22.7]
- v2 code slower than v1.x [section 14.2]
- V2, new features and bug fixes [chapter 21]
- v2.0, program crashes [section 9.1]
- v2.01 code slower than v2.0 [section 14.2]
- V2.x, new environment [section 21.2]
- VBE 2.0 linear frame buffer access [section 10.2]
- VBE services, struct declaration [section 18.5]
- VDS, not supported by CWSDPMI (yet) [section 18.14]
- VESA support by GRX [section 10.1]
- VFAT32 support under DOSEmu [section 3.4]
- VGA Mode-X graphics for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Video memory, direct access [section 10.2]
- Virtual memory [chapter 15]
- Virtual memory exhausted, during compilation [section 6.4]
- Virtual memory under Windows 9X [section 15.6]
- Virtual memory, disabling with startup flags [section 18.9]
- Virtual memory, failure to allocate [section 15.3]
- Virtual memory, free doesn't change [section 15.2]
- Virtual memory, how to disable it for CWSDPMI [section 7.1]
- Virtual memory, malloc doesn't change [section 15.2]
- Virtual memory, maximum available [section 15.1]
- Virtual memory, QDPMI failure [section 15.3]
- Virus infection cause "Not COFF" message [section 6.7]
- void main, in a C program [section 22.24]
- Watchpoints don't work in GDB under Windows [section 12.10]
- Web site for DJGPP [section 22.6]
- Weekly digest, problems in receiving [section 20.3]
- Whitespace in wildcards [section 16.3]
- Wildcards expansion [section 16.1]
- Wildcards expansion, disabling [section 16.2]
- Wildcards, and letter-case in file names [section 16.1]
- Wildcards, and whitespace in file names [section 16.3]
- Win32 programming with GCC [section 3.6]
- Windows 9X/NT programming with Cygnus GCC port [section 3.6]
- Windows applications with DJGPP [section 3.6]
- Winsock interface for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- WWW services for DJGPP [section 22.6]
- WWW, downloading DJGPP [section 4.4]
- X emulation for DJGPP [section 22.3]
- Zip drive, accessed by the linker [section 6.12]
- Zoneinfo directory [section 22.19]

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