I have an open source Windows program I would like to port to
FreeBSD. I tried compiling it 'as is' and, so far, it only trips up
on MS/Windows definitions, such as 'ulong'. Is there a cross-check
list to find equivalent typedefs, defines, etc. between gcc and
Windows stuff? Is there a software 'converter' of sorts, too?
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>I have an open source Windows program I would like to port to
FreeBSD. I tried compiling it 'as is' and, so far, it only trips up
on MS/Windows definitions, such as 'ulong'. Is there a cross-check
list to find equivalent typedefs, defines, etc. between gcc and
Windows stuff? Is there a software 'converter' of sorts, too?
Surely you can just use sizeof and work it out for yourself.
drhowarddrfine wrote:
I have an open source Windows program I would like to port to
FreeBSD. I tried compiling it 'as is' and, so far, it only trips up
on MS/Windows definitions, such as 'ulong'. Is there a cross-check
list to find equivalent typedefs, defines, etc. between gcc and
Windows stuff? Is there a software 'converter' of sorts, too?
How about the win32api include files for Windows gcc?
drhowarddrfine wrote:
I have an open source Windows program I would like to port to
FreeBSD. I tried compiling it 'as is' and, so far, it only trips up
on MS/Windows definitions, such as 'ulong'. Is there a cross-check
list to find equivalent typedefs, defines, etc. between gcc and
Windows stuff? Is there a software 'converter' of sorts, too?
You could try asking on this mailing list: http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-ports
On Dec 26, 11:31 pm, Stephen Montgomery-Smith
<step...@math.missouri.eduwrote:
drhowarddrfine wrote:
I have an open source Windows program I would like to port to
FreeBSD. I tried compiling it 'as is' and, so far, it only trips up
on MS/Windows definitions, such as 'ulong'. Is there a cross-check
list to find equivalent typedefs, defines, etc. between gcc and
Windows stuff? Is there a software 'converter' of sorts, too?
You could try asking on this mailing list:http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-ports
Ah, yes, Stephen. I forgot all about that. Thanks.
On Dec 26, 11:31 pm, Stephen Montgomery-Smith
<step...@math.missouri.eduwrote:
drhowarddrfine wrote:
I have an open source Windows program I would like to port to
FreeBSD. I tried compiling it 'as is' and, so far, it only trips up
on MS/Windows definitions, such as 'ulong'. Is there a cross-check
list to find equivalent typedefs, defines, etc. between gcc and
Windows stuff? Is there a software 'converter' of sorts, too?
You could try asking on this mailing list:http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-ports
In addition, there is the Porter's Handbook which I also forgot about
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