c++.chat - Cross compilation for Linux? From Windows to BlueCat?
- Paul M. (10/10) Oct 24 2007 I've used the DM compiler for some test sockets work. It works
- Walter Bright (2/14) Nov 02 2007 There once was a unix version a very long time ago, but no longer.
I've used the DM compiler for some test sockets work. It works great from my Windows machine to the XPort network gadget. But the ultimate target is a BlueCat Linux machine. I note in the header files that "M_UNIX" is one of the settings. Will this cause the compiler to produce Linux executables? (My command window "hello world" program will not run on the Linux box.) What other flags might I need? Is this possible at all? Shouldn't there be a "sockets.h" file? Thanks, thanks, thanks. Paul
Oct 24 2007
Paul M. wrote:I've used the DM compiler for some test sockets work. It works great from my Windows machine to the XPort network gadget. But the ultimate target is a BlueCat Linux machine. I note in the header files that "M_UNIX" is one of the settings. Will this cause the compiler to produce Linux executables? (My command window "hello world" program will not run on the Linux box.) What other flags might I need? Is this possible at all? Shouldn't there be a "sockets.h" file? Thanks, thanks, thanks. PaulThere once was a unix version a very long time ago, but no longer.
Nov 02 2007