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From: "jerryc@innerpeace.org" <jerryc@innerpeace.org>
Subject: compiler for ELKS programs
Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003 01:48:48 -0500
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Greetings,

Inspired by the feedback I have gotten from this list and my local LUG, 
I am learning to program C and use the curses / ncurses libraries. This 
seems like the best approach for putting Inner Peace on 8086's.

I read somewhere that ELKS itself does not have a compiler. If that's 
true, the code would have to be compiled on another computer, which 
should not be a problem. Some of what I'm reading refers to different 
coding styles for different compilers.

So, here are the relevant questions:

Does ELKS have a compiler?
If not, is there a compiler that will compile programs properly to run 
on ELKS?
If so, what kind of coding styles are needed?

Any other help and suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks again for all your support for an ELKS and C newbie.

Yours in peace,

Jerry