26 点作者 jmmv超过 1 年前

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miohtama超过 1 年前

Quake used Djgpp. Doom, the earlier game from Id Software, used the commercial Watcom C/C++ compiler. Watcom was the go to solution for most 32-bit DOS games during 90s.

LastNevadan超过 1 年前

I used DJGPP quite a bit for several projects at work a few years ago. Worked really well. I was happy to use modern versions of C++ compilers for DOS apps.

anta40超过 1 年前

Found this: "Build DJGPP cross compiler and binutils on Windows (MinGW/Cygwin), Mac OSX and Linux"<p><a href="https://github.com/andrewwutw/build-djgpp">https://github.com/andrewwutw/build-djgpp</a><p>Perhaps some folks will find this useful.

gpderetta超过 1 年前

That's how I learned programming in the mid '90s, after a brief time on some 16bit turbo c++ version.