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Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT...
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Scott Christley |
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Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT... |
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Tue, 20 May 1997 11:34:23 -0700 |
At 12:16 PM 5/20/97 -0500, Sven N. Thommesen wrote:
>
>Those interested in NT might take a look at
><http://www.softway.com/OpenNT/home.htm>.
>
>The company is porting unix to run as a separate sub-system under NT, and
>seem to be fairly far along in the process. While the product is currently
>based on the Microsoft C/C++ compiler, they are porting gcc for release
>'soon'. As for objective-C, they said that "Objective C will not be
>supported for the first release of gcc for OpenNT, but will be considered
>for a future release." Whatever that means ...
Cygnus Solutions <http://www.cygnus.com> has already ported over the GCC and
the GNU binary utilities, and they have create a Unix-like library called
cygwin32 which makes compiling many GNU programs (which are very Unixy) a
breeze. Stuff like make, bash, gcc, gdb, bison, autoconf, and so on.
I am currently using it for the GNUstep software on Windows NT, support for
ObjC is just a matter of compiling the ObjC runtime library.
Scott
ps: Supposedly one can compile X11R6.3 and the tk and tcl libraries so that
you can run an X server and X application on NT.
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- Re: Another interesting issue ...., (continued)
- Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT..., Vladimir Jojic, 1997/05/17
- Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT..., Peter Liang, 1997/05/20
- Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT..., John A. Lopez, 1997/05/21
- Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT..., Sven N. Thommesen, 1997/05/20
- Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT...,
Scott Christley <=
- Re: Swarm -> Windows-NT..., cgl, 1997/05/20
- RE: Swarm -> Windows-NT..., Steven Clark, 1997/05/27