*INFO32.EXE & *INFO64.EXE are the 32/64-bit Windows versions of
*INFO.  They were compiled with the MinGW Windows cross-compiler
(GCC).  To recompile you need the mingw32-gcc & mingw64-gcc packages
for your Linux distribution.  Then in the 'source' directory, simply
run 'make all'.

To use *INFO in Windows Command, copy either executable into a directory
listed in your PATH.  Consult dminfo.man for usage information.
This file is in Unix format and needs to be converted to DOS format
to be readable.  The same applies to the other text files in the main
directory.  The source files don't have to be converted and compile
fine as they are.

There are various ways to convert the files from Unix to DOS format.
On Linux/Unix the stream editor 'sed' using the command '1,$s/$/^V^M/'
(where ^V^M is ctrl-V ctrl-M to enter a carriage return character)
can be used. There is also a 'unix2dos' command and either 'sed' and
'unix2dos' can be used in the following shell script to convert a list
of files:

#!/bin/sh
# u2d: unix to dos (add trailing carriage returns) for multiple files
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
	echo "usage: `basename $0` filename ..." >&2
	exit 1
fi
for f do
	if [ -f "$f" ]; then
		# alternatively one of the following two commands:
		# sed '1,$s/$/^V^M/' < "$f" > /tmp/u2d$$
		unix2dos $f /usr/tmp/u2d$$
		touch -r "$f" /tmp/u2d$$
		if [ -x "$f" ]; then chmod +x /tmp/u2d$$ ; fi
		chgrp --reference="$f" /tmp/u2d$$
		mv /tmp/u2d$$ "$f"
	else
		echo "$f:	No such file" >&2
	fi
done

On DOS/Windows an editor or a similar 'unix2dos' command may do the
trick.

Frans P. de Vries <fpv@gamers.org>
