drem appears to be non-standard!! see /usr/include/__math.h for inline
version, which i wish i could read, dang at&t/gas syntax... drem doesn't seem
to be in straight assembler anymore for glibc, see below. Since the man page
only quotes BSD 4.3 origins, this is important unless someone can cobble up an
alternative (adjusting fmod(), etc). see also TODO.

DOS port: i hacked up an assembler equivalent to drem in TASM assembler (masm
mode) from the old libc5 assembler __drem.S version... *seems* to work ok,
though im doubtful about my assembler abilities.

there is a makefile for Borland C++ in the dos directory, and a precompiled
.obj file for drem. Note that case-sensitivity on symbols had to be
excluded. it's a bit of a mess, cleanups welcome (as well as makefiles for
other compilers).

anyone who can simulate drem for x86 is quite welcome to add that code for
platforms which need it :) i'd love to see it in NASM code for increased
portability to all x86 platforms (0.98 is coming soon with Turbo Debugger
support and better Thunk).

there's a long int problem in much of the code for DOS, i think. most of
the gregorian functions do NOT work properly anyway.

WINDOZE port: anyone want to contemplate a VB version?? thought not...:)


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