Contents of the "msdos" subdirectory for UnZip 5.3 and later:  Contents       this file  README         notes about quirks in MS-DOS executables and compilers  crc_i86.asm    optimized 8086/80286 assembler version of generic crc32.c  doscfg.h       OS-dependent configuration, included by unzpriv.h  msdos.c        OS-dependent UnZip routines for MS-DOS  makefile.bc    makefile for Borland C++ and Turbo C++  makefile.msc   makefile for Microsoft C and make or nmake  makefile.tc    makefile for Turbo C and make  makefile.wat   makefile for Watcom C  makefile.dj1   makefile for GNU C, djgpp v1.12m4 port  makefile.dj2   makefile for GNU C, djgpp v2.x port  makefile.emx   makefile for GNU C, emx 0.9c port, gnu makeNotes:(1) Two makefiles for djgpp/GNU make are provided, one for djgpp 1.12 and one    for djgpp v2.x.  In addition, the Unix makefile (unix/Makefile) contains    a djgpp v2.x target using the go32-gcc cross compiler on Linux.  Read the    appropriate makefile sections for details.(2) The makefile for emx+gcc has been used with GNU Make ports from DJGPP and    the GNUish MS-DOS project.  Other make utilities may work, too.  The    resulting executables require emx.exe or rsx.exe to run (akin to djgpp    1.x's go32.exe).(3) The OS/2 makefile includes several (cross compilation ?) targets to    generate MS-DOS executables which can be used with MSC 6.0 or later    (`mscdos', 16-bit), Watcom C/C++ 9.0 or later (`watcom16dos', 16-bit;    `watcomdos' and `pmodew', 32-bit) and emx+gcc 0.9c or later (`gccdos',    32-bit). These targets have only been tested in cross-compilation from    OS/2 to MS-DOS, but they may work on a plain MS-DOS system, when a proper    make utility is available.