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Tools written in such a generic version of C and with such generic API calls that they should compile on any UNIX like environment without any changes or with absolutely minimal changes, or tools that generate C code output in a similar fashion. These tools usually compile fairly easily on OS/2 or eComStation if [[GCC]] is used or [[EMX]] in the case of older code. | Tools written in such a generic version of C and with such generic API calls that they should compile on any UNIX like environment without any changes or with absolutely minimal changes, or tools that generate C code output in a similar fashion. These tools usually compile fairly easily on OS/2 or eComStation if [[GCC]] is used or [[EMX]] in the case of older code. | ||
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Revision as of 20:57, 10 January 2016
Tools written in such a generic version of C and with such generic API calls that they should compile on any UNIX like environment without any changes or with absolutely minimal changes, or tools that generate C code output in a similar fashion. These tools usually compile fairly easily on OS/2 or eComStation if GCC is used or EMX in the case of older code.