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From: Thomas.Sams@nbi.dk
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Yes, I'm using libtiff under djgpp (gnu CC) on dos. The library 
compiles OK with Makefile.gcc. But the open() statement in the 
tif_unix.c file must be changed to a binary open( , m|O_BINARY, )
before compiling. And libtiff.a can be moved manually to the 
desired library destination.

Thomas.
 

