I strongly recommend using the DJGPP compiler, which is available
by ftp.

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Here is a recent message (04 Feb 1998) from David Pease, explaining <a href="pease.html">
how to get and use the DJGPP compiler to build Tierra.</a>

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<a href="compiler.html">
Here is older information on how to get and set up the compiler.</a>

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<a href="compile.bat">
Here is a compile.bat</a> file that I use to compile
Tierra with DJGPP.  This file assumes that it is run from
within the tierra source code directory, and that this directory
contains the genebank sub-directories gb0, gb1, gb2, gb3
and gb8, with the relevant genome (*.tie) files.  You may have
to modify the compile.bat file somewhat according to the configuration
of your system.

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But a user (jonah@swipnet.se) recently sent me a <a href="Makefile.djg">
Makefile.djg</a>
file which you might want to use instead.
I haven't tried it.  The version on-line now, was corrupted by the
mailer.  I hope to have a clean version soon.
Here is his document on <a href="use">
how to use the makefile</a>