got 8086 port of wolf3d to work and sod to work

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+Wolfenstein Makefile and Compile-Time Patch, Version 1.00\r
+---------------------------------------------------------\r
+\r
+Aha!  Finally, I got it to build...\r
+\r
+Anyway, if you have Borland C++ 3 or later, download the original source\r
+files, and extract this on top of them.  You can then run the compiler\r
+from the command line and get a working build.\r
+\r
+   C:\WOLFDEV>make -f makefile.wl6\r
+\r
+Or rename makefile.wl6 to makefile, being sure to edit the filename in the\r
+makefile itself (used to generate wolf3d.cfg when the makefile is altered)\r
+and then compile by typing simply "MAKE".  Yeah!\r
+\r
+For best results, get a copy of UPX from http://upx.sourceforge.net/ and\r
+compress it thus:\r
+\r
+   C:\WOLFDEV\OBJ>upx --best --8086 wolf3d.exe\r
+\r
+The result will be a binary that works properly and is only 94K - hey, you\r
+out-did id themselves!\r
+\r
+Hey, what else can you expect from a compiler jockey specializing in\r
+Borland products for DOS-16? :)\r
+\r
+Steve "Usotsuki" Nickolas\r
+<steve@dosius.zzn.com>\r
+2003.0501\r
+\r
+P.S.: For best results, change "steve" in the above address to "sysdev".\r
+Both e-mail addresses work, but since I get a LOT (about 50 per day) of\r
+junk mail at the above address, I have to filter it by hand, and I might\r
+miss your message if I think the sender line or subject line looks like\r
+a spammer.  The other e-mail gets no spam, and I would like to keep it\r
+that way!  But if you have serious questions or comments, please e-mail\r
+me there.\r
+\r
+-uso.\r