Version 2.11   Sat Sep 12 20:52:56 1998

	* faqmacro.txi
		  Use the new commands @uref, @email, and @url.
		  Change @footnote to produce a note in parens.
		  Introduce @extrefx macro to better handle external
		  cross-references.

	* htmlchap.sed, htmlxref.sed
		  New files, add chapter and section numbers to the
		  HTML output.  Makefile changed to add this extra
		  processing.

	* htmsplit.c
		  Add HTML prologue and epilogue to each subfile, so
		  the browser will display a valid title for each
		  subfile.  Support DJ-style header and trailer which
		  invoke programs on DJ's server.  Profile the program
		  and speed it up by 40%, by calling `looking_at' only
		  if the character being examined is '<'.  (Conversion
		  of `djgppfaq.html' now takes 1 sec on my P166.)

	* (Many questions)
		  Compatibility with TeX: use 3-argument cross-
		  references, remove apostrophes from node names, make
		  all footnotes be printed at end of their nodes.

		  Don't use '/' in node names, since when they are
		  converted to HTML links, MSIE gets confused.

	* Q1.	  Add short descriptions of installation and simple
		  command lines.

	* Q2.	  Elaborate about what DJGPP is and what is it good
		  for.

	* Q3.2	  Later OS/2 versions solve some DPMI-related bugs.

	* Q3.3	  Mention Andrew Crabtree's LFN driver for NT.

	* Q3.4	  More info about problems with DOSEmu and solutons.

	* Q3.6	  Rewritten from scratch.  Info about RSXWDK removed.
		  Mention problems with RSXNTDJ and GCC 2.8.  Add info
		  about Mingw32 and Lcc-win32.

	* Q3.9	  Explain why it is better to use a real memory
		  manager.

	* Q3.10	  [NEW] How to configure systems with more than
		  64Mbytes of main memory.

	* Q4.4	  Add info about availability of DJGPP on CD-ROMs.

	* Q4.8	  [NEW] How to uninstall a package.

	* Q5.1	  Add a pointer to TkInfo browser.

	* Q5.2	  Remove information about old GNU docs converted to
		  ASCII.

	* Q5.3	  Describe the ported TeX and related programs, and
		  the *d.zip files with ready-to-print docs.

	* Q5.4	  Remove the info about PS docs available elsewhere
		  from the 'net.  SED and Gprof are now documented in
		  their distributions.

	* Q5.5	  Describe the ported Groff and the `man' clone.
		  Rewrite instructions about setting up for browsing
		  man pages.

	* Q6.1	  [NEW] Describe reasons why interactive programs like
		  Less, Bash and RHIDE could hang on Windows 95.  GCC
		  2.8.1 can hang as well, so add description of that.

	* Q6.2	  More reasons for `no DPMI' message, including on NT.

	* Q6.4	  Describe frequent problems with VM on Windows 9X and
		  with PGCC/EGCS.

	* Q6.5	  Now only deals with missing subprograms, like `as'
		  and `cpp'.

	* Q6.6	  [NEW] A separate section, to deal with ``Fatal
		  signal'', ``Internal compiler error'', and similar
		  atrocities during compilation.  Also describes
		  problems with setting DJGPP variable and programs
		  that require a lot of memory to compile.

	* Q6.6	  Old section about QEMM auto/off mode removed.

	* Q6.9	  Describe the 15-sec wait in old versions of Info.

	* Q6.12	  [NEW] Why does a linker access CD-ROMs/Zip drives.

	* Q7.2	  Advise against installing DJGPP on a networked
		  drive. 

	* Q8.1	  Discuss more frequent problems first; rewrite the
		  rest.

	* Q8.2	  Add the problems with LFN=n on Windows 9X.  Mention
		  -remap and the NT LFN driver.

	* Q8.6	  Mention __DJGPP_MINOR__.

	* Q8.7	  Describe problems with libstdcxx.a, including under
		  RHIDE.  Mention -lfl for Flex programs.

	* Q8.9	  Mention the -(..-) linker option.

	* Q8.10	  Describe problems with __eh_pc etc.

	* Q8.11	  Old info removed.

	* Q8.12	  Ditto.

	* Q8.13	  Add examples of defining empty __crt0_... functions.

	* Q8.18	  [NEW] Describe the problems with ``NULL redefined''.

	* Q8.19	  [NEW] Describe symptoms of mixing different compiler
		  versions in programs that use C++ exceptions.

	* Q9.2	  Problems with symified traceback when using inline
		  assembly.  How to get source lines from traceback
		  using only a debugger.

	* Q9.3	  Describe problems with fstream and binary files.

	* Q9.6	  [NEW] Describe the mess with max available file
		  handles on DOS and Windows.

	* Q10.3	  Describe problems with task-switching on Windows 9X,
		  and how to disable Windows warnings.

	* Q12.1	  Restarting the debuggee is now possible.

	* Q12.2	  [NEW] How to begin debugging using the crash dump.
		  Describe and explain frequent reasons for crashes
		  like "Page Fault", GPF, etc.

	* Q12.4	  Remove this section: v2 debuggers have never used
		  the application's transfer buffer.

	* Q12.5	  RHIDE supports dual-monitor debugging.  Describe
		  common problems with dual-monitor systems.

	* Q12.8	  How to work around limitations of COFF debug info
		  when debugging include'd source files.

	* Q12.10  RHIDE can now debug programs which hook interrupts.

	* Q13.2	  More problems with Gprof-related bug in libc.a.

	* Q14.2	  More hints for optimizing programs.  Describe
		  problems with EGCS/PGCC and startup code related to
		  runtime speed.

	* Q14.3	  Describe EGCS and PGCC, and where they are
		  available.

	* Q14.4	  Explain why FAT is not necessarily a lousy
		  filesystem.  Explain what the transfer buffer is,
		  and what are the limitations on its size.

	* Q14.5	  FP emulation can be a reason for a slow-down in
		  ported programs.  Memory-gobbling device drivers,
		  and programs that overflow the CPU caches by a small
		  margin, can also do that.

	* Q15.1	  CWSDPMI now supports up to 512MB.

	* Q15.2	  Advice on replacing `coreleft' and similar
		  functions.

	* Q15.6	  How to get more than 64MB of VM on Windows 9X.

	* Q15.9	  Under a debugger, the stack-size field in stub info
		  is IGNORED.

	* Q16.1	  Explain how the letter-case of the wildcard affects
		  case-sensitivity in matching file names.

	* Q16.2	  Add an example of disabling globbing in the startup
		  code.

	* Q16.3	  How to quote only a part of a wildcard.

	* Q16.6	  Explain reasons for problems with long command lines
		  in RHIDE.

	* Q17.2	  Remove section about Gas atrocities.

	* Q17.2	  Mention Jas and Att2Intl.

	* Q17.4	  [NEW] Which registers should be saved in assembly
		  code.

	* Q17.5	  Mention OBJ2BFD.

	* Q18.1	  Warn against problems in `int86' usage.

	* Q18.2	  Add example of calling a real-mode interrupt and
		  moving data it returned.  Explain how to port
		  `segread'.

	* Q18.4	  Make the VRAM selector in the example be 32KB,
		  otherwise accessing it will crash the program.  Add
		  an example of accessing on-board memory of devices
		  using their own selector.

	* Q18.5	  Removed section about ANDing real-mode addresses to
		  zero-off their high bits: it isn't required in v2.x.

	* Q18.5	  [NEW] How to port struct declarations from real-mode
		  programs, with an example.

	* Q18.6	  Explain that most programs don't lose speed by using
		  farptrs instead of nearptrs.  Advise against the
		  latter.  More detailed explanation on how nearptrs
		  work, and what is `__djgpp_conventional_base'.

	* Q18.7	  No need to lock mapped-in memory (it is already
		  locked).  Add example of mapping above 1MB mark.

	* Q18.8	  Correct the example so it doesn't crash, and add
		  some comments for those who cut and paste the
		  example into their applications.

	* Q18.9	  Windows calls both PM and RM handlers.  How to hook
		  special software interrupts that are reflected to
		  RM.  Explain what locking memory does.

	* Q18.11  Explain why does CWSDPMI abort the program when it
		  tries to page during a hardware interrupt.  More
		  info and advice about high-rate interrupt handling.

	* Q18.14  [NEW] How to write programs which use DMA.

	* Q19.1	  Rewrite.  Mention BSD copyright and `copying.dj'.
		  Explain that modifying libc/utilities makes them
		  GPL, unless bugfixes are submitted to DJ.

	* Q19.2	  Change wording, to make more accurate.  Describe
		  effect of source modifications, and that the
		  guidelines for distribution are NOT legal
		  requirements.

	* Q20.2	  Now includes info about the gate between the mailing
		  list and the news group.

	* Q20.5	  Removed.  Most people don't use the mailing list, so
		  these problems are no more frequent.

	* Q20.6	  Ditto.

	* Q20.7	  Removed: news group is no more news to boast about.

	* Q21.3	  [NEW] How to make DJGPP development faster or cause
		  new features to be added sooner.

	* Q21.4	  [NEW] Where to find the patched libc.a.

	* Q22.1	  [NEW] Explain the problem with g++.exe on plain DOS.

	* Q22.2	  Rewrite to be more in sync with latest distributions
		  of DJGPP packages.  Explain how to generate and
		  submit patches for DJGPP programs.

	* Q22.3	  Additional packages, e.g. Winsock libraries.

	* Q22.8	  Rewrite instructions for building a cross-DJGPP.

	* Q22.14  More about what cannot be done in a DXE, and how to
		  work around that.

	* Q22.17  [NEW] Explain the ``modification time in the
		  future'' message from Make.

	* Q22.18  [NEW] How to set up dual DOS/Windows9X installation.

	* Q22.20  [NEW] Everything you wanted to know about the c:\dev
		  directory.

	* Q22.21  [NEW] Explain why doesn't DJGPP switch to ELF.

	* Q22.22  [NEW] How to produce random numbers.

	* Q22.23  [NEW] Mention where to find explanations for DJGPP
		  terminology.

	* Q22.24  [NEW] Explain why `main' had better returned `int'.

	* Q22.25  Rewrite.  The FAQ now supports TeX and DVI drivers.


Version 2.10   Sat Jan 17 17:39:34 1997

	* (Many questions)
		  Removed references to Steve Turnbull's server (it isn't
		  actively maintained anymore). 

	* Q3.1	  Mention bugs in DPMI host in Caldera's OpenDOS.

	* Q3.3	  NT 4.0 still doesn't support the LFN API.
		  Describe the selector loss in nested DJGPP programs on
		  Windows/NT and Windows 95.
		  Describe problems with using nearptrs on NT, and some
		  work-arounds.
		  Mention the differences between NT servers and NT
		  workstations wrt DJGPP.

	* Q4.1	  Update the list of SimTel.NET mirrors.

	* Q4.2	  DJGPP v2.01 wasn't uploaded to CCT repositories.

	* Q4.5	  More detailed descriptions of the optional DJGPP
		  packages, and when are they needed.  Added descriptions
		  of bash, Emacs, File-, Text- and Sh-utils.

	* Q4.6	  Describe disk space requirements of RHIDE and Emacs.

	* Q5.1	  Mention the Info reader built into RHIDE, as another way
		  to read the docs.

	* Q5.3	  Correct instructions to generate printed libc docs.

	* Q5.6	  A pointer to DJGPP port of GNU Less.

	* Q6.2	  Caldera's OpenDOS DPMI host is incompatible with DJGPP.
		  Detailed instructions on how to turn it off.

	* Q6.3	  GCC can crash if TMPDIR points to a RAM disk which is too
		  small.

	* Q6.4	  Explain why GCC may be unable to find as.exe.

	* Q6.11	  Mention bash as another shell which can redirect stderr.
		  Give an example of redir usage.

	* Q8.9	  Remove references to -lgpl switch (we don't have libgpl.a
		  anymore).

	* Q8.16	  Mention RSXNTDJ as a cause for failures in linking
		  programs and explain how to correct that.

	* Q8.18	  Describe the problem with linking POVRAY, and why EMXAOUT
		  can be a possible cause for similar problems in other
		  packages.

	* Q8.19	  [NEW] Explain problems with building Allegro.

	* Q9.3	  Programs which assume text and binary files are the same
		  aren't ANSI-compatible.

	* Q11.2	  Mention QuickWare's Q87 as an emulator compatible with
		  DJGPP.

	* Q12.1	  v2.01 can debug .exe programs.  Mention the built-in
		  debugger in RHIDE and RHGDB as alternative debuggers.
		  Mention the patch to make GDB much faster when it hits a
		  breakpoint.

	* Q12.7	  How to make GDB and its derivatives fully support C++
		  programs.

	* Q12.9	  Debuggers crash on Windows 3.x; explain how to work
		  around this.

	* Q13.2	  [NEW] Describe the bug in profiler-related library
		  functions, and how to work around it.

	* Q13.3	  Gprof from v2.01 can profile .exe programs.

	* Q14.2	  Practical hints to optimize DJGPP programs for speed.

	* Q14.3	  No Pentium-specific optimizations in DJGPP yet.

	* Q16.4	  Describe the environment method of passing long command
		  lines in v2.01.

	* Q16.6	  Make 3.75 doesn't call COMMAND.COM, and is incompatible
		  with v2.0 tools.

	* Q17.1	  Mention NASM as a possible tool to write DJGPP-compatible
		  assembly code in Intel format.

	* Q17.3	  Mention NASM and give a pointer to it on the net.

	* Q17.5	  Explain possible problems with EMXAOUT-converted object
		  files.

	* Q17.7	  Example of a substitute for the MK_FP macro.

	* Q17.8	  [NEW] How to port code which uses pseudo-register
		  variables such as _AX.

	* Q18.4	  Expanded explanation of access to absolute memory
		  addresses.  Explain how to create a selector for certain
		  memory locations.  Give examples.  V2.01 always verifies
		  that nearptrs has been successfully enabled.

	* Q18.8	  Provide an example of installing a user-defined mouse
		  handler.

	* Q18.9	  Clarify the way hardware interrupts are reflected to PM,
		  and how hooking them in real mode can speed things up.

	* Q22.2	  Mention DJ's port of WATTCP, the DLM package, and the
		  Pthreads library.

	* Q22.3	  How to make DJGPP-style ``symlinks'' with the ported `ln'
		  from GNU Fileutils.

	* Q22.7	  Add a pointer to Linux-to-DOS cross-compiler based on
		  DJGPP.

	* Q22.9	  How to pack an entire struct; explain that it won't work
		  in C++ programs.

	* Q22.14  Make and Info from v2.01 don't have problems with LFN
		  support on Windows 95.


Version 2.02   Wed Oct 16 18:47:32 1996

	* (Macros)
		  Changed @email to @mail (Texinfo 3.9 defines an
		  incompatible @email command).

	* (Top page)
		  Added pointers to Brennan Underwood's home page and to the
		  new French translation of the FAQ.

	* Q3.2:	  More details about setting up OS/2 fro DJGPP.

	* Q3.4:	  Name Linux versions which need DJGPP-related patch

	* Q3.6:	  Add a pointer to RSXNT for DJGPP.

	* Q4.1:	  Update list of SimTel mirrors.  Remove pointer to DJ's
		  server as a place to download DJGPP (it has been
		  disabled).

	* Q4.5:	  Add a pointer to PMODE/DJ as an alternative free DPMI host
		  for DJGPP.

	* Q5.3:	  Add a pointer to DVIPS.  Explain how to generate
		  `libc2.tex' file required to TeX the library reference.

	* Q6.2:	  Explain how trailing junk in DJGPP.ENV can crash DJGPP
		  programs.

	* Q6.9:	  Very slow compilation might make an impression that GCC
		  has hanged.

	* Q8.1:	  Elaborate on possible causes of incorrect definition of
		  the DJGPP environment variable.

	* Q8.2:	  GCC won't find C++ headers if the source has a .c
		  extension.

	* Q8.15:  Tell them to link with -s if they want minimum-size .exe
		  file.

	* Q9.4:	  Colored text cannot be printed with stdio functions.

	* Q9.5:	  Mention PMODE as a way to produce stand-alone DJGPP
		  programs.

	* Q11.8:  [NEW] Explain SIGFPE crashes when using libm.a and suggest
		  work-arounds.

	* Q15.4:  Mention the heap size problem of early versions of
		  CWSDPMI.

	* Q16.4:  Remove description of the GNUish method of passing long
		  command lines (it was never supported in v2).

	* Q18.8:  Provide pointer to a tutorial and library written by
		  Alaric B. Williams.

	* Q18.11: CWSDPR0 and PMODE/DJ reduce the overhead of hardware
		  interrupt reflection.

	* Q18.13: [NEW] Provide pointers to docs on GCC inline assembly
		  facilities.

	* Q20.3:  Say that some mailers might reject the large weekly
		  digests.

	* Q20.4:  Add description of the new mail archive browsing tool.

	* Q22.2:  A pointer to Alaric Williams' tutorial and library.

	* Q22.13: Where is the minimum DXE docs and example code.


Version 2.01   Sat Jun 29 18:23:22 1996

	* (Many questions)
		  All references to SimTel changed to point to the new
		  SimTel.NET directory tree.  Pointers to the old SimTel
		  converted to CCT.

	* (Top page)
	          Added pointers to MakeRTF and InfNG converters.

	* Q3.3:	  Explain why there is no need for real-mode gcc.  Tell
		  that LFN isn't supported on WinNT, and that SVGA modes
		  might not be supported.  Mention the Cygnus Win32
		  project.

	* Q3.4:	  (NEW) How to configure Linux DOSEmu for DJGPP.

	* Q3.6:	  More details about using RSXWDK with DJGPP; mention RSXNT
		  and the Cygnus Win32 project.

	* Q3.9:	  Mention the "Getting started" tutorial available via WWW.

	* Q4.1:	  (NEW) The SimTel.NET mirrors list.  The old CCT mirrors
		  are now listed in Q4.2.

	* Q4.5:	  Note that the latest versions of the packages are
		  mentioned in the weekly posted mini-FAQ.  Mention RHIDE.
		  Recommend to install DJGPP sources.

	* Q5.6:	  Give pointer to the `man' clone sources.  Update the info
		  about `Less'.

	* Q6.1:	  (NEW) Solution for "Load error: no DPMI" message.

	* Q6.3:	  Mention the insufficient stack as a cause of GCC crashes.  
		  Tell about -Q switch to gcc.

	* Q6.4:	  Describe improved memory management in CWSDPMI v2.

	* Q6.7:	  Go32-v2 can be used in environments that mix v1.x and v2
		  programs.

	* Q6.11:  Mention that Steve Turnbull's archives aren't up to date.

	* Q6.12:  Improve insructions on how to post questions to the news
		  group.

	* Q7.1:	  Separate compiler speed problems from those of the
		  linker (Q7.2).

	* Q7.2:	  (NEW) Tell about possible causes of slow linking.  Spell
		  out the normal linking speed standard.

	* Q8.1:	  Warn about excess blanks in the DJGPP environment
		  variable setting.  Long filenames cannot be used in the
		  pathname of DJGPP.ENV in DJGPP variable setting.  Point
		  to the page on the DJ's server that explains the syntax
		  of DJGPP.ENV file.  Mention problems with DJGPP installed
		  on a networked drive under Novell.  Tell about adverse
		  effects of the -B linker switch.

	* Q8.2:	  NameNumericTail setting can be restored to default after
		  renaming DJGPP-related files to long filenames.

	* Q8.6:	  Correct the example.

	* Q8.7:	  Mention STL and libstdc++ library.  Tell they were
		  missing from the original v2.0 release.

	* Q8.9:	  Add -lstdcxx to the linker switches.

	* Q8.11:  (NEW) Explain the changes with the representation of
		  class Complex in v2.0 as opposed to v1.12.

	* Q8.13:  (NEW) Solution for unresolved `djgpp_first_ctor' etc.

	* Q8.15:  (NEW) Deal with complaints about the size of DJGPP .exe
		  files.  Tell how to make them as small as possible.
		  Mention the DJP exe compressor.

	* Q8.16:  (NEW) Win95 shortcut files can confuse DJGPP linker.

	* Q8.17:  (NEW) Stubify can fail to produce .exe under Novell.

	* Q8.18:  (NEW) Linker can fail on large object files or libraries.

	* Q9.1:	  More detailed description of a crash due to NULL pointer
		  protection under CWSDPMI.  Mention insufficient stack
		  size as another possible cause.

	* Ch.10:  Mention the DJGPP graphics programming tutorial available
		  by WWW.

	* Q10.1:  (NEW) The list of GRX 2.0 drivers for the various
		  supported chip-sets.

	* Q10.2:  A pointer to example code that accesses SVGA linear frame
		  buffer under VBE 2.0.

	* Q10.3:  (NEW) Describe problems with graphics screen content when
		  Windows switches tasks.

	* Q11.1:  Mention that libwmemu.a must be recompiled before linking
		  against it.

	* Q11.7:  (NEW) Solution for SIGFPE in ObjC programs.

	* Q12.1:  Include detailed list of peculiarities of DJGPP port of
		  GDB.  Tell that DXE can only be debugged with EDEBUG32.
		  Mention the different `argv[0]' under a debugger.

	* Q12.5:  Pointer to a version of FSDB that supports debugging of
		  graphics programs.  Warn that TSRs which intercept BIOS
		  video functions might prevent MSHELL from working.

	* Q12.7:  (NEW) Explain how the names of C++ class variables and
		  methods should be given to GDB.

	* Q12.8:  (NEW) Debuggers cannot see #include'd code; workarounds.

	* Q12.9:  GDB GP Faults under Windows when a breakpoint is hit.

	* Q13.5:  (NEW) Possible reasons for a profiled program to not
		  produce `gmon.out' file, and solutions.

	* Q14.2:  (NEW) Why v2-generated code might be slower than v1.x.

	* Q14.3:  (NEW) Why some programs might be slower on a Pentium.

	* Q15.6:  (NEW) Describe DPMI and VM issues under Win95.

	* Q15.8:  XMS is not freed when spawning child programs, unless a
		  memory manager swaps the parent out.

	* Q15.9:  Correct the example of setting `_stklen'.  How is the
		  stack size determined in a debugged program.  Mention the
		  DJGPP startup bug that can cause a program to crash, and
		  a solution for this case.

	* Q16.1:  Note that `*.*' requires extension to match.

	* Q16.6:  How to use redirection in a Makefile without losing long
		  command lines.

	* Q17.1:  Add a pointer to the inline assembly programming guide
		  available by WWW.

	* Q17.3:  Exact pointer to TA2AS converter.

	* Q17.7:  (NEW) Explain how to port programs that use `near' and
		  `far' keywords and macros such as `MK_FP' and `FP_SEG'.

	* Q18.3:  More detailed explanation about the default stack
		  provided by the DPMI server.

	* Q18.9:  Explain the problems with writing HW interrupt handlers
		  in C.  Include pointer to sample interrupt handler code.

	* Q18.10: (NEW) When to call _go32_XXX and when __dpmi_YYY.

	* Q18.11: Warn that sometimes hardware interrupts don't get to
		  applications.

	* Q19.1:  Include the STL legal status.  Note that contributed
		  packages may have their own legal restrictions.

	* Q22.1:  Add pointer to the list of known DJGPP bugs and the
		  procedure to submit bug reports.

	* Q22.2:  Add various new packages ported to DJGPP to the list (in
		  particular, RHIDE, SWORD, Allegro and GNU Emacs).

	* Q22.6:  More detailed uploading instructions to DJGPP server.

	* Q22.7:  Fix typos in the script that builds cross-development
		  environment for writing DJGPP programs on Unix.

	* Q22.9:  Mention problems in reading a struct from a file, and
		  suggest a better way.

	* Q22.10: (NEW) Describe the ways to work around the C++ struct-
		  packing bug.

	* Q22.11: (NEW) Describe the specifics of Int 24h handling in
		  DJGPP.

	* Q22.12: (NEW) Describe the go32-v2 program.

	* Q22.13: (NEW) Describe the DXE.

	* Q22.14: (NEW) Describe the known bugs of Make and Info under LFN,
		  and how to work around them.

	* Q22.15: (NEW) Explain what GNU Make wants when it complains about
		  a "missing separator".

	* Q22.16: (NEW) Explain the purpose of the zoneinfo files, and
		  where to get their latest version.

Version 2.0    Fri Feb 16 19:30:42 1996

	* Re-written in Texinfo, using a set of Texinfo macros and
	  auxiliary programs and Sed scripts to generate many different
	  formats (Info, HTML, text, PS, etc.) automatically from the same
	  source.

	* Updated to be consistent with DJGPP v2.0 (removed irrelevant
	  info, added new sections specific to v2.0).

	[Too many changes to describe individually.]

Version 1.2    Fri Jun 09 15:48:11 1995

	* (Many questions):
		  Mention the comp.os.msdos.djgpp newsgroup.

	* Q1.1:   Improve DJGPP description.

	* Q2.1:	  Mention 512KB as minimum memory requirement.

	* Q2.2:	  DPMI bug with spawning programs was fixed in OS/2 Warp.

	* Q2.6:   Update the description of the Dream Machine.

	* Q3.1:   Update the list of SimTel mirrors; ask to download from
		  DJ's server only as last resort.

	* Q3.4:   Add the FAQ to the list of files.

	* Q3.8:	  Warn about multiple go32.exe on the PATH.

	* Q3.11:  (NEW) The batch files in the maintenance releases must
		  be run before unzipping the next maintenance release.

	* Q4.3:	  If TeXing the TexInfo source won't work, look for
		  texinfo.tex file.

	* Q4.6:	  Note that man pages aren't always updated.

	* Q7.1:	  Mention much severe degradation of compilation speed on
		  a Pentium in case of incorrect CPU cache settings.

	* Q8.12:  Stephen Turnbull doesn't make DJGPP 1.11maint5 available
		  on his server anymore. :-(  Mention a possibility to use
		  the linker from v2.0 alpha distribution.

	* Q10.2:  (NEW) How to get a beta version of GRX 2.0 which runs
		  under DPMI.

	* Q10.9:  Fix the table of Borland/GNU Make features.

	* Q11.4:  (NEW) OS/2 installs FPU emulator for its native images,
		  but not for DOS sessions.

	* Q11.8:  (NEW) Explain possible loss of accuracy in floating
		  point computations due to the emulator.

	* Q12.7:  Mention availability of MSHELL on DJ's server.

	* Q18.7:  Note that the pm_selector member should be set to
		  whatever _go32_my_cs() returns.

	* Q18.8:  Add several possible causes of problems with hooking
		  interrupts: memory paging or timer, keyboard and mouse
		  interrupts which are special to go32.

	* Q18.9:  Give more details on accessing memory-mapped device
		  above 1 MByte mark.

	* Q18.10: (NEW) Describe the ``Fat DS'' trick.

	* Q20.7:  Delete the passage about Newsgroup voting.
		  Introduce the comp.os.msdos.djgpp Newsgroup.

	* Q21.1:  Update v2.0 release date :-(.

	* Q21.2:  (NEW) Explain the differences between v1.x and v2.0
		  runtime environments.

	* Q22.2:  Add the pointer to the list of publicly available
		  packages under construction by Stephen Turnbull.
		  Add the pointer to tcplib package.

	* Q22.6:  Add the pointer to DPMI 1.0 spec.

	* Q22.8:  (NEW) Give advice on where to upload DJGPP programs or
		  patched versions thereof.

	* Q22.9:  (NEW) A pointer to DJGPP set up as a cross-compiler for
		  Motorola 68K targets.

	* Q22.10: (NEW) Explain the feature of C with expressions like
		  0cfe+0x20.

Version 1.1    Tue May 02 23:16:28 1995

	* (Many questions):
		  Added description of Web server set up by DJ Delorie,
		  and pointers to its various services. 

	* Q2.8:   Recommendation to also stubedit make.exe on
		  memory-depleted systems. 

	* Q3.1:   Pointer to (unofficial) Japanese DJGPP mirror.

	* Q3.4:   Updated list of downloadable files.

	* Q3.5:   Correct disk storage requirements.

	* Q3.6:   (NEW) For those who have difficulties downloading DJGPP,
		  here is information on how to get a minimal DJGPP
		  installation (EZ-GCC), about automated downloading
		  programs for Unix and MS-Windows, and how to minimize
		  the number of diskettes to hold DJGPP archive.

	* Q3.9:	  (NEW) What to do when some binaries are newer than some
		  maintenance releases.

	* Q3.10:  (NEW) Go32 doesn't always change its version number
		  after installing a maintenance release.

	* Q4.4:	  Updated sites which hold PostScript versions of GNU
		  docs.

	* Q4.6:	  Updated info on groff port.

	* Q6.1:	  (NEW) Explains the ubiquitous ``This program requires a
		  newer version of go32'' message.

	* Q6.2:	  EMM386 from DOS 5.0 considered harmful.

	* Q6.3:	  Faulty BIOS set-up can cause the compiler to segfault.

	* Q6.10:  Searchable mail archive at DJ's WWW server.

	* Q6.15:  Mention patched version of Info which doesn't barf on
		  DOS-style CR/LF Info files.

	* Q7.1:	  Suggest to stubedit Make in addition to Gcc.

	* Q8.3:	  Mention C++ include files whose names start with capital
		  letter.

	* Q8.9:	  Library reference Info files can help in determining
		  what functions are included in which library.

	* Q8.10:  LIBRARY_PATH in DJGPP.ENV can cause the linker to fail
		  finding the libraries.

	* Q8.13:  (NEW) Everything you didn't want to know about the
		  ``Redefinition of raw_clock'' message.

	* Q9.5:	  (NEW) Describe the purpose and usage of Symify.

	* Q9.6:	  (NEW) How to symify a program which wasn't compiled with
		  ``-g'' option.

	* Q9.12:  (NEW) Describe what might cause Emacs to crash under
		  Windows 3.x.

	* Q9.13:  (NEW) How to distribute DJGPP programs with and without
		  go32.exe.

	* Q10.4:  Mention the UNIVBE VESA TSR program.

	* Q10.7:  Mention the ScreenUpdate() library function.

	* Q10.9:  (NEW) Explain problems with re-compiling LIBGRX 1.x and
		  the differences between Borland's Make and GNU Make.

	* Q10.10: (NEW) Why compiling LIBGRX yields error messages.

	* Q11.4:  Add reports from the trenches by those who used RSX
		  Windows Development Kit.

	* Q11.5:  (NEW) Discuss the -msoft-float option to Gcc.

	* Q11.6:  (NEW) NaNs can cause programs to die with ``Numeric
		  exception'' message.

	* Q12.7:  Mention the Mshell program by DJ Delorie as yet another
		  way to redirect screen I/O to a monochrome monitor.

	* Q13.6:  (NEW) Explain why profiling might sometimes crash an
		  otherwise working program due to paging.

	* Q15.8:  (NEW) Discuss additional causes for insufficient stack 
		  size under MS-Windows: Stubedit lossage and program
		  resources in the .PIF file.

	* Q17.1:  Explain how to avoid Gas bugs when porting assembly
		  code.

	* Q17.5:  (NEW) Last resort for those who MUST use real-mode code
		  in .obj or .lib format with DJGPP programs.

	* Q18.4:  Some memory-mapped devices require 16-bit word access.

	* Q18.8:  Mention the hardware interrupt reflection overhead.

	* Q20.3, Q20.4, Q20.5:
		  Mention mailing list services at DJ Delorie's Web
		  server.

	* Q20.7:  (NEW) What about DJGPP Newsgroup?

	* Q21.1:  Add pointer to DJGPP v2.0 development status URL.

	* Q21.2:  (NEW) Looking for a firm date for v2.0 release?  Here is
		  your answer!

	* Q22.2:  More pointers to ported utilities.

	* Q22.7:  (NEW) Describe the DJGPP Web site.

Version 1.0    Tue Feb 07 07:47:42 1995

	* First official version released.  Everything is new in this
	  version (officially ;-). 
