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- From: sean@visix.com (Sean E. Trowbridge)
- Subject: Cross-compiling MacOS apps from A/UX
- Sender: news@visix.com
- Message-ID: <C189I9.Hp3@visix.com>
- Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 23:34:57 GMT
- Distribution: comp
- Organization: Visix Software Inc., Reston, VA
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- I've got some working source code which runs on A/UX under X (compiled with
- gcc 2.3.1). Now I want to try and port it to native MacOS. It would be cool
- if I could do it "incrementally", switching over parts of the application from
- unix libraries to native toolbox calls a chunk at a time.
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- However, I want to be able to produce a program which can run under a native
- MacOS system when I'm through. Is there a way to compile native MacOS
- applications from A/UX? How about libraries/object files which can be used
- under MPW?
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- I'd be willing to shell out the $$$ for apple's ANSI C compiler if it has this
- capability, although I'd rather use gcc if possible.
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- Or do I have to start from scratch with MPW?
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- Sean Trowbridge
- Visix Software Inc.
- sean@visix.com
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