DJGPP documentation

If you want to know what files you must download to install djgpp you can go to the Zip Picker page.

LBInstDJ v0.4.1 by Laurynas Biveinis is comand-line utility which does all the work related to extracting zips and updating your system. It is in your first steps but could help you to install djgpp if you don't know much about environment variables and path. Sources. Home Page.

The djgpp User Guide is a text covering all the information needed by a new user of djgpp. Still under developing.

An interesting page with links sorted as basic questions is here. This page will help you to navigate the DJ's server.

The djgpp Lexicon is, as your name says, a little dictionary that explains the basic terms used in this enviroment

The djgpp FAQ covers almost all the problems that you can see while using djpgg. That's a really complet documentation and have information for any type of users (newbies and advanced). If you are using djgpp and don't have it don't wait even a second, get it now!. You can read the FAQ on-line but I don't think that's the best idea. You can download the FAQ from Simtelnet or any of your mirrors. The FAQ is maintained by Eli Zaretskii and is a great piece of work. Now v2.30 available!

How-To database that's a collection of texts on how to do some specific things with djgpp and related tools.

Another explanation about how to install djgpp is QuickSetup Guide with base in this page.

About DJGPP Version 2.

The history of DJGPP.

A talk about the DJGPP project that Eli Zaretskii gave during the 3rd International Symposium on Multilingual Information Processing in Tsukuba, Japan which was held on 23-25 March 1999 can be found in the DJ's server. The talk covers a lot of the djgpp project.

Catalog is a page in the DJ's server with a catalog of djgpp programs. Under construction (8/97).

DJVerify v0.4a by John M. Aldrich is a program to verify and diagnose your djgpp installation. The program is in beta but is very good. Original link.

If you are getting SIGSEGV crashes from gcc too often perhaps your system is damaged, find more information here.

GNU documentation downloads, is a collection of docs for the GNU tools maintained by DJ. HTML, DVI and Postscript formats are available.

The Delorie Software Bookstore here DJ offers books from Computer Literacy and Amazon related to djgpp, GNU tools and C/C++ programming.

The DJGPP Knowledge Base is another source of information but is under construction.

Pitfalls Explained is a text that explains the most common problems that you'll find when using djgpp if you are accustomed to UNIX or another DOS compiler.

DJGPP C Library Version 2.02 Reference is on-line. The same documentation is available in postcript and without frames.

The on-line help for the miscellaneous utilities is here.

DJGPP generates COFF files, here is the specification.

GNU Documentation.

Brennan's Optimizations w/djgpp2 (6K). He describe it as: A little page I put together of tips & tricks for getting gcc to optimize your code well. [Original site: http://www.rt66.com/~brennan/djgpp/optimization.html is down]

Interrupts tutorial by Alaric B. Williams. See the assembler section too.

A list of known GCC 2.7.2.2 and 2.8.0 bugs. Maintained by me.

Paul Hsieh have a page about optimization or try here. Another geocitizen.

Unofficial Patchs, here you'll find the submitted bugs and a libc compiled with these patchs.

A serie of 30 tutorials covering various things (sound, graphix, etc) by Justin Deltener. Home Page.

DJGPP Snippets by Michael Stewart - A DJGPP specific snippets page (still in an early stage of development). Currently contains: Mouse, Palette, Keyboard example code and Brennans CD audio code.

Quick Graphics Programming Guide with base in this page.

Brennan's How to access the VGA that is defined by him as: Short-and-sweet/quick-and-dirty tut of how to access the VGA under DJGPP. Now with palette getting/setting code.

A tutorial and a game by Ludvig Larsson.