mdt207
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« on: 15 January, 2010, 01:09:59 pm » |
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Assalomu Alaykum This text shows one of the ways of porting applications to Windows on Unix like systems. using Wine, MinGW and Code::Blocks as IDE. We here in "Muqobil Dasturlar" use only UNICES as platforms for daily needs. But sometimes it requires to port ready softwares to other systems such as Windows. To overcome this without switching from Unix environment we use free ports of libs, compilers and tools. So what you need is complete Unix like system with X11 and Wine. After that if you are confident that Wine is working more or less stable you can install Code::Blocks IDE for Windows. Our group use version 1.1.21 of Wine and Code::Blocks version 8.02. We successfully ported several native Unix applications to Windows using them. Additionally you need Windows ports of GTK+ and related libraries if you are using GTK+ as GUI tool kit. You are welcome to send any questions or comments or share other ways of cross platform developing.
Muqobil Dasturlar To`plami group. useful links: www.winehq.org, www.gtk.org, www.codeblocks.org
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