I looked at "a2dll" and AFAIKS the procedure works for GPC too:
Yes, it worked here too (cool!). I am able to compile all sorts of programs, that are quite tiny - a first for me with GPC under Windows (a suite of program that would normally compile to a total of about 2.7mb compiled to 390kb).
Whoa, whoa, whoa... Hold on, Chief. Where can I get a2dll, and is there an equivalent for GNU/Linux, and how big is the universe? Oh, wait... Screw the first two questions; I just want to know the answer to the last one. :D
So, I guess that this is the next best thing after sliced bread ;)
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