DJGPP

A 32bit C/C++ Compiler DJGPP is a freely available 32-bit development system, based on the GNU development suite, that runs on and produces programs for PC compatible computers with a 386 or higher processor and running DOS or a DOS-compatible operating system or emulator.

Features of Djgpp

DJGPP is freely available.

    Note that the intent here is that you can legally copy DJGPP from a friend, even if you
    don't pay a cent for it, but it does not imply that you are entitled to a no-cost copy of
    DJGPP, or that you may not charge a fee for it. Please note, however, that there are a
    few "official" ways of getting DJGPP, and these should be checked to make sure you
    have the latest version if you get your copy from some other source (BBS, friends, etc).
    DJGPP is also a "royalty free" system, in that you may (in most cases) sell programs you
    write with any terms and conditions you want.

DJGPP is 32-bit.

    In order to use DJGPP, or run any program you write with DJGPP, you must have a
    32-bit CPU in your machine. This means an 386, 486, etc. You cannot use djgpp on a
    286. However, all your programs will use 32-bit integers, 32-bit pointers, and will no
    longer worry about running into the 64K or 640K barriers.

DJGPP is a development system.

    The purpose of DJGPP is to give you the ability to create new software, from scratch.
    Since you and the computer don't speak the same language, what you type must somehow
    be converted into a language the computer understands. This is what a development
    system does. DJGPP includes all the tools you need to develop programs, including an
    editor (emacs), compiler (gcc), debugger (gdb), and the runtime (libc).

DJGPP is based on the GNU development suite.

    Most of the core programs of DJGPP, like gcc, as, ld, and gdb, come from the GNU
    project, which is creating set of freely redistributable Unix programs, some of which are
    a Unix development environment. These programs have been ported to DJGPP and are
    used to form the core of its development tools. For more information about the GNU
    project, see http://www.fsf.org/

Djgpp manual

This manual is under construction. The latest here is from djgpp web site in HTML Format.
I will keep upgrading it as soon as there is a new one

Djgpp Home Page

This link will take you to the home page of DJGPP..

Download DJGPP

This page will guide you for downloading process of DJGPP, it's really simple

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