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This article will cover the basic steps for porting programs written for the Unix platform. | This article will cover the basic steps for porting programs written for the Unix platform. | ||
Only command line program will be covered, since porting the X window interface is a second step. If you are working on a GUI program, consider using the [http://everblue.netlabs.org EverBlue Project] or the [http://www.wxwindows.org/ WxWidgets] (formerly WxWindows) project. Remind that the steps described here, probably still apply to your project. | Only command line program will be covered, since porting the X window interface is a second step. If you are working on a GUI program, consider using the [http://everblue.netlabs.org EverBlue Project] or the [http://www.wxwindows.org/ WxWidgets] (formerly WxWindows) project. Remind that the steps described here, probably still apply to your project. | ||
== System requirements == | == System requirements == | ||
Revision as of 12:12, 20 November 2004
Introduction
This article will cover the basic steps for porting programs written for the Unix platform.
Only command line program will be covered, since porting the X window interface is a second step. If you are working on a GUI program, consider using the EverBlue Project or the WxWidgets (formerly WxWindows) project. Remind that the steps described here, probably still apply to your project.