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Q: What is DJGPP? 


A: DJGPP is a compiler 
and a set of tools that 
let you produce 32-bit 
protected-mode programs 
which run on MS-DOS/MS-
Windows machines. 

The originator and principal 
maintainer of DJGPP is DJ 
Delorie; that's where the 
"DJ" in "DJGPP" comes from. 
However, anybody is welcome 
and encouraged to contribute. 

www.faqchest.com


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Abstract: Security engineering requires a combination
of features and assurance to provide confidence that
security policy is correctly enforced. Rigorous
engineering principles are applicable across a broad
range of systems. The purpose of this study is to
analyze and compare three operating systems, including
two general-purpose operating systems (Linux and
OpenBSD) and a commercially available, embedded
operating system (Talisker). The basis for the
comparison considers secure software design
principles, such as information hiding, hierarchical
structuring, and modularity, as well as software
complexity metrics, such as the McCabe Cyclomatic
Complexity and the number-of-lines-of- code. In this
analysis, we use a reverse engineering tool to show
how the three operating systems compare to each other
with respect to the qualities of a secure operating
system design. The operating systems, their kernels,
and their scheduling subsystems are analyzed and
compared. From the results, it is shown that the
OpenBSD operating system, kernel, and scheduler are
the best when considering hierarchical structuring,
modularity, and information hiding. The Linux kernel
and scheduler and the Talisker operating system are
least complex when considering the McCabe complexity
and the number-of-lines-of-code. 

openBSD

Berkeley Software Distribution 

 (BSD) A family of Unix versions for
the DEC VAX and PDP-11, developed by Bill Joy and
others at the University of California at Berkeley.
BSD Unix incorporates paged virtual memory, TCP/IP
networking enhancements, and many other features. 

BSD UNIX 4.0 was released on 19 October 1980. The BSD
versions (4.1, 4.2, and 4.3) and the commercial
versions derived from them (SunOS, ULTRIX, Mt. Xinu,
Dynix) held the technical lead in the Unix world until
AT&T's successful standardisation efforts after about
1986, and are still widely popular. 

See also Berzerkeley, USG Unix. 

__(ibidem)__
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OpenBSD account

IPv6: direct access openbsd.ip6.polarhome.com
IPv4: port-forwarded
IPv4: direct access ports are: 15000-19999

Dear Wallace Darwen Brindle from
surf.memphislibrary.org,

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Don't have $10, worry not www.moonlightglade.net/shells/
[Email 1]
From Z the Root  
To niwovtolw@openbsd.polarhome.com 
cc   
Subject Welcome niwovtolw
Date Sat, 3 Apr 2004 18:41:03 +0200 (CEST) 

Congratulations :-) 
Your request has been accepted. 
You could log-in with given (initial) password to
OpenBSD server d.polarhome.com... 
>From internet you can telnet to gate.polarhome.com
73332. 
From any polarhome.com site just: telnet openbsd 
BUT (and this is very important) because of hardware
limitations just shell users can use system... there
are no, so called ftp accounts on this system. 
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TELNET/SSH IF YOU DO NOT PASS
HARDCOPY REGISTARTION. Read more about in shell policy
at http://www.polarhome.com/service/policy.html. 
Read rules, discamer and legal notices at
http://www.polarhome.com/service/ . 
With this account you've got: 
- personal homepage
http://www.polarhome.com:733/~username 
- new e-mail address username@openbsd.polarhome.com 
- mail forwarding (edit file .forward) 
- spam black hole with address spam@polarhome.com 
- POP3 account (through web interface) 
- free disk space of 10Mb 
- irc, irc proxy, ftp etc. access from and to the
internet 
- irc clients, bouncers, bots etc. 
- Perl, PHP, Python, SSL etc. web environment 
- MySQL database account ( on request. Mail to
mysql@polarhome.com ) 
- Culture of net usage and competent community  (finally! --WB.MSTR.ED {|8:^)> )
- Support for development 
- NTP synchronized server 
- possibility to have own mailing list(s). 
- Public eggdrop bot server 
- crontab 
- C/C++, Perl work envoronment 
Note:You can use PHP or simple server side includes as
well as CGI-s written in Perl 
(/usr/bin/perl), Python, C or other language, but do
not forget: 
- Just cgi-bin directory allows CGI execution 
- Needed file permission is 755 -rwxr-xr-x. 
- You have to be the owner as well. 
It has been created one mailing list,
polarhome@polarhome.com for system 
announces, upgrades, planned shutdowns, network
problems etc. 
Everybody who is interested in such information should
follow the list. 
It is not necessary to be subscribed, because it is
possible to read though the web interface at
www.polarhome.com/service/mailman/ 
Polarhome.com is non commercial effort for shell
enabled systems popularisation, 
but unfortunately I can not appreciate to upgrade this
server myself any more... 
If you: 
- Like the concept of free communities 
- Think that your serveris too slow 
- Want to have more rights/space whatever 
Please, contribute. 
You can found more info at:
http://www.polarhome.com/sponsor.html 
Welcome..., and feel yourself at home. 
If you have any question, problem or just need some
extra information, 
please, do not hesitate to contact root or
support@polarhome.com. 
Kind regards, 
your system administrator 
root@polarhome.com  
..................
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[Email 2]
From Z the Root  
To univolt@openbsd.polarhome.com 
cc   
Subject MySQL account for niwovtolw  
Date Sat, 3 Apr 2004 18:41:09 +0200 (CEST) 

hi, 
Your MySQL account at openbsd.polarhome.com has been
created. 
######################################## 
The database name : niwovtolw  
The username : niwovtolw 
The password : xxxxxxxxxxxx 
The host(s) : localhost 
######################################## 
Quota 5M. 
Regards, Z   [!! kewl !! the film also... 
--WB.MSTR.ED]

username: niwovtolw <-- =! (because it means something to me.)
password: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Congratulations :-)

Your request for username: univolt has been accepted.
In about a 3-5 minutes you can try your new account at
openbsd.polarhome.com using FTP, POP3 or IMAP
protocols.

BUT you can not use your new account with telnet or
ssh because according to shell policy it requires an
extra hardcopy registartion. pending snail mail to Sweden.

Read rules, discamer and legal notices.

With this account you got:
- personal homepage
http://www.polarhome.com:733/~niwovtolw 
(Note:Your account is ready if this link is alive)
- new e-mail address niwovtolw@openbsd.polarhome.com
- IMAP and POP3 account (even through Web interface)
- free disk space of 20Mb
- irc, ftp etc. access from and to internet
- MySQL database account - details sent to
niwovtolw@openbsd.polarhome.com 

- use port list as a guide to access polarhome services

IMPORTANT NOTE:
polarhome.com changed shell policy: SHELL is not free
any more!

required data on blank paper and send to the address noted below.

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POLARHOME.COM SHELL USER'S APPLICATION FORM


Username: ___________________________________

Host: Linux/RedHat  [ ]  FreeBSD[ ]  OpenVMS/Alpha[ ] 
QNX[ ]   
      Linux/Debian  [ ]  OpenBSD[X]  OpenVMS/VAX  [ ] 
AIX[ ]
      Linux/SuSe    [ ]  NetBSD [ ]  Ultrix       [ ]
      Linux/Mandrake[ ]  Solaris[ ]  HP-UX        [ ] 

Age      : __________________________________

Real name: __________________________________

E-mail   : __________________________________

Address  : __________________________________
		
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City/ZIP : __________________________________

Country  : __________________________________

Admission fee: (please, check the notes)

        Amount: ______________ Currency ______________
	

        Enclosed cash    [ ]
        Enclosed check   [ ]
        WesternUnion     [ ] MTCN 
____________________________

        Bank transfer    [ ]
        PayPal payment   [X] from
____________________________ (e-mail)
	StormPay payment [ ] from
____________________________ (e-mail)

By filling out this form I agree with polarhome.com
user's policy
http://www.polarhome.com/service/policy.html and I am
aware that:

1. I will loose my shell account in any case of
malicious activity.
2. Polarhome realm hosts provide services as they are.
3. Polarhome does not sell services.
4. Included fee is a one time step up fee and it is
not refundable.
5. Polarhome can not guarantee uninterruptible
business continuity.

Date __03APR04__ Signature

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This form have to be printed and sent by post to:

polarhome.com
c/o arpadffy
Edbovägen 47 D
14263 Stockholm
Sweden

or alternatively by fax to: +1 772 325 8221 (US efax
number) 

General notes:
- application form has to be filled out personally and
signed by hand. 
- you should do it JUST if you agree with polarhome
users policy.
- username has to be a valid ftp account on
polarhome.com host(s).
- if you do not have a valid ftp account you should
create it at
  http://www.polarhome.com/service/shell/

Addmission fee payment notes:

Addmission fee is 10 local currency units per username
(per host),
but at least 2 USD value in your local currency.
Please, read FAQ at
http://www.polarhome.com/service/policy.html

1. Enclosed cash
   - for this method of payment, please use just paper
bank notes.
   - the amount value should not be less then 2 USD
     (per username, per host) 
   
2. Enclosed check
   - check should be payable to "Zoltan Arpadffy
(polarhome.com)"
   - note: if amount is less than 15 USD (bank
realisation fee per check), 
     then please, use some other payment method, if
you really want to 
     contribute (preferably enclosed cash)   

3. Western Union money transfer
   - the receiver should be: Zoltan Arpadffy with the
address above.
   - please, note the MTCN (Money Transfer Control
Number)
   - you can find more information at
http://www.westernunion.com

4. Bank transfer
   - amount should be transferred to:

	Zoltan Arpadffy
	for polarhome.com
	Bank: SEB, Stockholm, Sweden
	SWIFT: ESSE SE SS
	Account: 5501-82 340 24
   
   or with another words:
    
        Iban:  SE8050000000055018234024 
        Bic :  ESSESESS 

5. PayPal payment 
   - amount should be sent to sponsor@polarhome.com
   - please, note your paypal e-mail address
   - you can find more information at
http://www.paypal.com

6. StormPay(!!) payment
   - amount should be sent to sponsor@polarhome.com
   - because StormPay works just with USD you should
convert admission
     fee from your currency to USD and pay that amount
(min. 2 USD)
   - please, note your stormpay e-mail address
   - you can find more information at
http://www.stormpay.com

If you have any question or suggestion regarding
application form
or shell registartion process, you can send it to
support@polarhome.com 

To achieve shell access you have to send application
form and pay 10 local currency units admission fee.
You can find more information about at policy.

Hope you will have more respect to your account then
it was free.

Welcome..., and feel yourself at home.

Server hardware description

Last note:
You have been added to polarhome.com FORUM with
username niwovtolw_openbsd. You can log in imediatelly
using your password.  [What's 'Last Word' in Swedish?
anyone?...anyone?... --WB.MSTR.ED]

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Polarhome, production 1999-2004. 
http://www.polarhome.com/service/shell 
Member of Polarhome portal. 
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Wallace, please find the other file(s) from Deb's Shop
on this [JARGON, Deb! K-12 I guess Melissa!-->] server.
[Help Yourself 1001]
[Help Yourself 1002]
[Help Yourself 1003]
[Help Yourself 1004]

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www.net2ftp.com/index.php
 

SEE HERE, WDB(!): {|8:^)> geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/6552/dlinks.html
www.dvorsky.host.sk/links.php
www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/cpp.shtml

Grüße Cyber Globale Bürger: Ich bin hugo_ball der Kabarett 
Voltaire Gruppe und ich werde eine Versprechung jetzt bilden, 
daß ich Deutsches -- erlerne und es gut erlerne; wenn Sie also 
sein würden, schicken Art hinsichtlich mich ein nicht zu 
vorgerücktes Sendschreiben jetzt und dann zu: hugo_ball@mailball.de 
Danke! Traurig für die schrecklichen embarassing Fehler. Ich bin an 
Wagner, an Heidegger, (besonders) an den letzten Zeichenkettequartetts 
von Beethoven, von Alban Berg, von Goethe u. von Schiller interessiert, 
und Segeln/Schach/Programmierung/Kürbis/Lernen/ein Gitarrist, spiele 
ich "das Blau" und mutlosen Jazz (Gedicht "Felsen" jetzt, bildend) 
Rod u. des Maddie Pförtners (cf. E.A. Poe) im kunst-Bauernhof. 
MEMPHIS-TN-USA-SWM-55- schaut physikalisch 35... denkt wie 
ein 9 Einjahres, ja!


dieses ist nur für HALLO WELTTEST gerade etwas Text zu ftp zu index.html 
nicht für das D*wnl*ading alles -- ich habe alle Richtlinien gelesen und 
ich nicht nurBIN absoulutely damit einverstanden, durch sie gesprungen 
zu werden --, das ich sie mag!




            www.delorie.com/djgpp/v2faq/faq002.html

2. What is DJGPP? 

Q: What is DJGPP? 


A: DJGPP is a compiler and a set of tools that let you
produce 32-bit protected-mode programs which run on
MS-DOS/MS-Windows machines. 

The originator and principal maintainer of DJGPP is DJ 
Delorie; that's where the "DJ" in "DJGPP" comes from. 
However, anybody is welcome and encouraged to contrib-
ute. 

Programs compiled with DJGPP, and all development
tools provided as part of DJGPP, look on the outside
like normal DOS programs, and they rely on MS-DOS and
BIOS for file I/O and other basic functions such as
keyboard input, screen cursor position, etc. DJGPP
programs use DPMI (the DOS Protected Mode Interface)
to allow DOS/BIOS calls from protected mode. There-
fore, any environment that can run DOS programs and
provides DPMI services, will run DJGPP programs as
well. Environments that are known to be compatible
with DJGPP include MS-DOS, DR-DOS, NWDOS, FreeDOS,
OpenDOS, Windows 3.X, 9X and NT, OS/2, and Linux 
DOSEmu. When DJGPP programs run on Windows 9X, they
support long filenames. 

It is important to understand that all these environ-
ments will treat DJGPP programs as DOS programs which
call DPMI services. DJGPP cannot by itself create
Win16 or Win32 applications; however, you can use the
RSXNT package together with DJGPP to achieve this. See
writing Windows applications with DJGPP.

Programs compiled with DJGPP can access all the phys-
ical memory on your machine and support virtual
memory. All this memory presents a flat address space
with no segmentation (you can say goodbye to far and
huge pointers and to memory models), and is only
limited by the amount of virtual memory supported by
the DPMI server in use. A typical DPMI server can
provide at least 64MB of virtual memory (if you have
enough free disk space).

DJGPP is free: you don't have to pay anything to
d*wnl*ad and use it, even if you write commercial
programs. DJGPP doesn't impose any restrictions on
programs that you write and compile with it: you can
make them commercial, shareware, freeware, or any
other kind. (There are a few minor exceptions to that 
rule, see (un)restrictions on distribution of DJGPP
apps.) 

The core of DJGPP is the MS-DOS port of the GNU C/C++
compiler, GCC, and auxiliary utilities, such as
assembler, linker, librarian, Make, and a hypertext
docs browser. The DJGPP C library was written
specifically for DJGPP, mainly by DJ Delorie himself, 
with help from a small group of volunteers. 

DJGPP presents a set of tools which are remarkably
ANSI- and Posix-compliant(Note: Posix is an inter-
national standard for a portable operating system. 
It specifies facilities of a compiler, its libraries,
and the basic set of development tools.

Posix was originally modeled on Unix systems, but is
currently supported by most modern operating systems.)
GCC complies to ANSI/ISO C Standard; the DJGPP C
library is ANSI- and Posix-compliant (however, a small
number of Posix features, like the fork system call,
are unimplemented); the C++ libraries also comply to
the latest standards; and the GNU development tools 
used by DJGPP are all Posix-compliant. As a result,
DJGPP tools provide a complete and coherent Posix
layer on top of Microsoft operating systems, to the
degree that even the infamous limitations of DOS and
incompatibilities between DOS/Windows and Unix are
almost completely concealed from users and developers.

Here are some of the tasks that DJGPP is said to be good for: 

 learning C and C++ programming and teaching others to program in C/C++; 
 using Unix development tools on MS-DOS and MS-Windows; 
 writing games(Note: For example, the DOS version of the well-known game 
        Quake by id Software was compiled with DJGPP.) and graphics programs;
 setting up a common development environment for Unix and MS-DOS/MS-Windows; 
 writing portable DOS/Unix programs; 
 porting Unix programs to Microsoft operating systems. 

DJGPP is also used as back-end for programming languages other than C/C++. 
ADA, Pascal and Fortran compilers have been ported to MS-DOS based on DJGPP 
(GNU Pascal (gpc) and GNU Fortran (g77) are available from the DJGPP archives). 

Starting from v2.0, DJGPP programs do not need a separate extender program, 
only a DPMI server to run; DJGPP includes a free 32-bit DPMI server which allows 
for a 32-bit, 4 GByte flat address space and up to 512 MBytes of virtual memory. 

  by Eli Zaretskii                                         Updated Sep 1998

THIS, I JUST NOTICED and THIS

C.Wallace D. Brindle   
Chacellor Apparent
Voltaire University, DL
3:19 pm CST Memphis 23 
JAN 04 I must go now down
Poplar Avenue (from Tillman) 
(bitte: MapQuest.com) and
buy some coffee at Krogers.
Good German name, ja? Ich sage ja.

I am 50% Welsh/English (1st generation American) 
and 50% German... also: ich bin ein Weag... ein
Gwea-Gwae?... which one of these?  I must find
myself!