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> So djgpp is for posix? Although I dont have any idea of what is
> posix

POSIX is a standard for a unix-like environment.  DJGPP supports as
much of POSIX.1 (library) and POSIX.2 (utilities) as it can, so that
people trying to port software from Unix environments to MS-DOS will
find it easy, while at the same time being as compatible with other
MS-DOS compilers as possible.