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And it's a GNU software!!!

The compiler used by djgpp is indeed gcc! Using djgpp is equivalent to using GCC!

The following is a post by pk4321 on January 20, 2003, 2:16:14:
Recommend everyone to learn and discuss more. DJGPP provides very rich program code, which can realize graphical interfaces and XML and other programming.

As for the classic BC/TC/QB/MSC, etc., they are very good for writing small programs, but not for some larger programs. I tried to write a graphical interface program under BC++ 3.1, and the scale reached Huge! After compiling, there are often errors: Out of Memory! And even if it can run, the program is very unstable.

Your program is unstable, which can only show that there is a problem with your programming level. Don't always shift the blame to the compiler. Regarding the code made by BORLAND's compiler, I won't say much about the optimization effect, but in terms of stability, DJGPP is nothing! Study for another 10 or 8 years.

Where can I download Borland DOS POWER PACK

I heard it's also very convenient. I wonder if the Chinese menu made with Delphi can work normally under DOS?

I have used Open Watcom C/C++ 1.3, which is very good. It has an IDE, excellent optimization effects, a visual debugging interface, and is a pure Windows application, working well under Windows 98/2000/xp; the only drawback is the lack of a good editor. It can be freely downloaded: http://www.openwatcom.com/

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Please clarify the specific context. If it's about the startup file of WATCOM in DOS, generally, for different components of WATCOM, the startup situation may vary. As for whether DOS has an editing window, DOS itself is a command-line - based operating system, but there are some text editors under DOS, like EDLIN which has a simple line - based editing interface. But according to the requirements, just translate the Chinese:
请问 WATCOM 在DOS下的启动文件是哪个? DOS有没有编辑窗口
Please ask: Which is the startup file of WATCOM under DOS? Does DOS have an editing window?

I also used DJGPP for a while. I downloaded all its stuff, and I remember it was about 900M. Actually, many of them are old relics. All the things included in DJGPP are added to it. I streamlined it a bit and only kept the latest ones. Here's a specific introduction below.

The main program of DJGPP is in the VX directory. All previous versions are in the Vx directory (where X is the major version number). The latest version now is 2.03, and DJDEV203.zip is the latest version currently. Actually, it's called the latest, but very few people have modified the things inside, and many things are from 2002. Hehe. We extract DJDEV203 to C:\DJGPP, which forms a most simplified version. Basically, you can use the things inside to write simple programs.

The bin directory only contains command - related things, and there are no IDE - related things. If you want to use IDE tools, you need to copy them from other directories.

After all files are downloaded, they are all in a packaged form. How to integrate them together is still a very important issue. Most Chinese people like the mode of TC2. That is, all tools are in bin, all libraries are in lib, and all header files are in include. However, it is really not an easy task to integrate so many packages together. After my full整理 from top to bottom, I only keep the latest things, and I delete all the old ones.

Here are the latest packages in the djgpp\v2 directory: