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I made some minor modifications to get
ghostscript to compile under gcc for DESQview/X.
The files that I changed were:
gp_unix.c
gsmisc.c
zmisc.c
stat_.h
time_.h
memory_.h
string_.h
std_.h
The original files now have extension ".old" in case
you want to see the changes or make new ones.
I also created three new files:
gp_dvx.c
gslib
mk.bat
The latter is a replacement for the makefile. What this
really means is that I could not figure out how to
correctly modify the original makefile. I'm sure that
there are plenty of makefile experts out there who
could easily do this, but I opted for the quick and
ugly route. Nevertheless, mk.bat creates a perfectly
good copy of gs.exe with both the "x11" and "deskjet"
drivers built in. Adding more printer devices should
be straighforward.
By default gs looks in d:/gs and d:/gs/fonts for its
startup files and for its fonts. You can change these
by setting GS_LIB_DEFAULT to whatever you want.
By the way, gs really looks great if you use "good"
fonts!
Also, gs.exe was compiled with djgcc (DJ Delorie's
MSDOS port of gcc). It assumes that go32.exe is in
your search path. You need to set an
environment variable to tell go32 where to put
any paging files, e.g.
set GO32TMP=e:/tmp
If you don't have go32.exe, you can get it from
oak.oakland.edu. It is part of djdev109.zip,
which is in /pub/msdos/djgpp.
12/7/92
Tom Brosnan