No, sorry. For starters, liballeg.a is about 450k, but you'd probably also want various utilities like the grabber, sound setup, etc. And what about all the example programs? If we included compiled versions of everything, a binary distribution would be over 7 megs: way too big to be practical! More seriously though, there just isn't any reason why you can't build it yourself. A compiler is a deterministic process: given a particular input file and command line, it will always produce the same output. If this isn't working, you either have the wrong input files (ie. your copy of Allegro is broken in some way), or the wrong command line (it is hard to see how that could happen, since all you have to do is type make...) or your compiler is broken, ie. you didn't install djgpp properly. You need to find and fix the problem, not just sweep it under the carpet by getting someone else to compile Allegro for you...

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