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> i agree that building a cross compiler wouldn't be so easy to
> do and not a profitable option
> But having to pay for a whole development system is really
> expensive as
> you already bought it for another platform
>
> why not just selling an application buil
i agree that building a cross compiler wouldn't be so easy to do and not
a profitable option
But having to pay for a whole development system is really expensive as
you already bought it for another platform
why not just selling an application builder as vi are able to migrate
between platforms (o
"Infos - Bien Entendu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>this is really unfair from national as VIs can migrate from one platform
>to another and embedding VIs in multiples "standalone engine" (one for
>each platform) should be quite easy to do.
Well it has economical as well as technical reasons. First integ
>> for exemple i develop on a mac OSX with LV7 an application builder
>> what do i need to make it run on windows ?
>>
>
>This ability isn't really there today. EXEs on various Windows are
>compatible with one another, but Mac and unix have different binary
>standards. To compile one from the
Infos - Bien Entendu wrote:
> this is really unfair from national as VIs can migrate from one
> platform to another
> and embedding VIs in multiples "standalone engine" (one for each
> platform) should be quite easy to do.
VIs migrate, like other programs, only if they have the source code. Remov
