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> In the case I mentionned, there are multiple files with the same 25
> first characters and the same extension, so I guess it's out of DJGPP
> league anyway :).

Only if it needs to be installed.

And I fail to see the humor in excluding DJGPP as a platform.  GCC has
supported DJGPP (or at least been built for it) since version 1.35.

> I assume DJGPP constaints are mostly for the C compiler (may be other
> languages ?), is this documented somewhere?

We support all the languages except Java at the moment[*].  I suspect
the reason for not supporting Java is the runtime bits, though.

[*] I see c, c++, ada, pascal, objc, and fortran on the ftp site.
    That's for 3.2.3; 3.3 is the same except no pascal yet.