Hi Archan,
Thank you very much for your valuable information provided.
Sorry for delaying the reply. I want to elobarate on my project.
My project is to make the windows based applications run under
linux. That means we have to make windows *.exe files run even under
linux. As I told you ealier, 'wine' to some extent made this. But the
group of wine could not(or did not I don't know) do it for all
applications. For example, if you try to emulate some windows game like
"Age of Empires" it complaints that DirectX driver is not found. So we
wanted to do it. But now we( we I meant my project-mate) very discouraged
because we could not progress even a single inch further. And many people
are discouraging us that it is too ambitious for us at this
level(undergraduate level) to emulate a graphics driver. I want to find
out how far it is true. So please tell me sir about it. But we are very
discouraged now.
yours sincerely,
Satya
On Wed, 11 Aug 1999, Archan Paul wrote:
> Hi Satya,
> will u please elaborate ur project plan? I may help u as far as
> device-drivers and kernel-modules are concerned. Take a deeeeep look into
> the kernel-modules and symbol-table, before going further into device
> driver.
>
> I am definite that directX code won't be emulated by the wine. Please use
> OpenGL stuff. A free implementation of openGL is available in LINUX. It is
> called 'Mesa'. Tryout. (I have got a news from [EMAIL PROTECTED] that MFC
> equivalent is available in Linux, checkout)
>
> Try to learn QT library (as it is available in both Linux and Windows
> platforms). I am a satisfied user of QT as I have recently used it as GUI
> frontend to my project on Cellular Automata at ISI, Calcutta.
>
> Archan Paul
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.bigfoot.com/~archanp
>
> ps. u can find some stuff on Linux kernel module at my web site.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: V.R.Satyanarayana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Sunday, October 10, 1999 2:34 AM
> Subject: [LI] Please Help me
>
>
> > Hello Everybody,
> > My name is Satya. I am doing my Engineering Second Year in
> > Information Technology from Indian Institute of Information Technology,
> > Hyderabad. I am doing a project on windows and linux. My project is
> > basically to make a windows based CD-rom to run under Linux. After some
> > struggle with websites searches I came to know of the software "wine(
> > linux wine , ofcourse)". I installed it and studied it. So now using wine
> > I want to make a windows game run under linux. I am studying now about
> > device drivers. The only book I can get is O'Relly Series "Linux Device
> > Drivers.". I could to some extent understand it but I am not really
> > understanding where to start my project. I also want to learn about
> > DirectX. But I could not find good book on it. So, if any one of you can
> > help me how to start my project, which books to refer, which web sites to
> > browse to know about "LINUX DEVICES DRIVERS" AND "DIRECTX" I would be very
> > thankful. I met many professors and asked to help me. But I could not get
> > any good guidance. The standard answer I got is "Sorry , This is not my
> > field". But I think all the Linux-India users are well versed in these
> > fields and they can help me. That's with a lot of hope to get good
> > guidance from all of you I am writing this mail. I will be anxiously
> > waiting for your reply and help.
> >
> >
> > yours sincerely,
> >
> > Satya
> > (V.R.Satyanarayana,
> > G.D.I.T student,
> > Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT),
> > Hyderabad.
> > Email- [EMAIL PROTECTED])
> >
> >
> >
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