HI, all
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO windows2000/xp
platform.
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
Thank you very much
Coca
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Coca wrote: HI, all
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO windows2000/xp
platform.
You question is off-topic here, since this newsgroup only deals with
non-platform-specific C questions. Here's a link providing some
topicality guidance, as well as some links to newsgroups that may be
better suited for providing help: http://www.msu.edu/~pfaffben/writing...off-topic.html
Best regards,
Sidney
Coca wrote: HI, all
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO windows2000/xp
platform.
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
Thank you very much
Coca
I am unable to locate a question or issue relating to the C language in
your post. Are you sure you have the right group? Questions about
particular C implementations or particular programs are off-topic here.
-Kevin
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Coca wrote: HI, all
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO windows2000/xp
platform.
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
You need a more specific question than that. If there are C issues, we can
address them here, but we need to know /what/ we are addressing first. If
there are OS/2-specific functions that are giving you a problem, I'm afraid
you will need to go elsewhere to find what to do about porting your
programs, since none of OS/2 or Windows 2000 or Windows XP functionality is
part of the C programming language.
--
Martin Ambuhl
In article <q1************ *************** *****@4ax.com>, bi******@btamai l.net.cn says... HI, all
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO windows2000/xp
platform.
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
Thank you very much
Coca
Add a line after line 105 in the first source file (alphabetically ,
case insensitive) in the project that says:
/* Compiler, please don't fail me know */
Then recompile. Tada!
--
Randy Howard
2reply remove FOOBAR
Randy Howard <ra**********@f oomegapathdslba r.net> spoke thus: /* Compiler, please don't fail me know */
^^^^
Syntax error for strict Queen's English compilers, although yours may
support this nonstandard extension. Also presumes that your compiler
is your friend and not your enemy.
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ataru(at)cybers pace.org | don't, I need to know. Flames welcome.
Coca <bi******@btama il.net.cn> scribbled the following: HI, all
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO windows2000/xp
platform.
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
Then you're pretty much screwed. There isn't yet an automated tool that
would translate any platform-specific code into any other platform-
specific code.
I would suggest you go over your code and note down the OS/2-specific
parts, find out from the OS/2 API what they mean, try to find similar
parts in the Win2000/XP API, and use them. It will probably take from
a few days to several months, possibly years, depending on how big
your program is. If you can't do it by yourself, hire a consultant.
$500 will probably get the guy (or girl) to talk to you. With any luck
you'll have change left over from $20,000 when the job is done.
What, you were expecting a genie in a bottle?
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\-- http://www.helsinki.fi/~palaste --------------------- rules! --------/
"A bee could, in effect, gather its junk. Llamas (no poor quadripeds) tune
and vow excitedly zooming."
- JIPsoft
Joona I Palaste wrote: Coca <bi******@btama il.net.cn> scribbled the following:
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
Then you're pretty much screwed. There isn't yet an automated tool that
would translate any platform-specific code into any other platform-
specific code.
I would suggest you go over your code and note down the OS/2-specific
parts, find out from the OS/2 API what they mean, try to find similar
parts in the Win2000/XP API, and use them. It will probably take from
a few days to several months, possibly years, depending on how big
your program is. If you can't do it by yourself, hire a consultant.
$500 will probably get the guy (or girl) to talk to you. With any luck
you'll have change left over from $20,000 when the job is done.
What, you were expecting a genie in a bottle?
I knew there was a reason that we're so interested in portability.
"portabilit y often pays off in unexpected ways." --Dennis Ritchie
-Kevin
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To contact me please use the address from a recent posting.
In article <bt**********@c hessie.cirr.com >, at***@nospam.cy berspace.org
says... Randy Howard <ra**********@f oomegapathdslba r.net> spoke thus:
/* Compiler, please don't fail me know */
^^^^
Syntax error for strict Queen's English compilers,
Ack... isn't that always the way?
--
Randy Howard
2reply remove FOOBAR
Coca wrote:
How can I convert the C6.0 program of OS/2 platform TO
windows2000/xp platform.
The program occurs a lot of errors in Windows 2000/xp when compiled.
And I hope a quick way to solve it, not read the code line by line.
On your OS/2 platform, install gcc.
For each file, compile with:
gcc -W -Wall -ansi -pedantic -O1 -c filename.c
Correct the first error.
If unable because of some non-standard usage, move the function
to another file.
Repeat until no errors.
When done, check that by adding the non-standard file to the
system you can recreate the original system.
Now think of ways to implement that non-standard file.
--
Chuck F (cb********@yah oo.com) (cb********@wor ldnet.att.net)
Available for consulting/temporary embedded and systems.
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