Re: Compile Unix/Linux C for Windows?
You can start by downloading the source code and noting which libraries it uses to function.
IF there's one for example that doesn't work on Linux (or Vice Versa) you would need to rewrite that section using a comparable library or technique to attempt the same function.
I'm not very good at porting, but I understand the principles behind it, and after taking a look at this program it looks like a lot of universal functions which should port very nicely.
Last edited by loganwm; March 2nd, 2009 at 06:01 PM.
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