In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>you write:
>> Bruce,
>>
>> As I am not going to be able to help on the coding I won't try to
>> comment on it's dificulty.
>>
>> But I will ask what realistic expectations are for the current NT port
>> using cgywin. My current concern is that the installation is ve
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, David Warnock wrote:
> Bruce,
>
> As I am not going to be able to help on the coding I won't try to
> comment on it's dificulty.
>
> But I will ask what realistic expectations are for the current NT port
> using cgywin. My current concern is that the installation is very
>
> Bruce,
>
> As I am not going to be able to help on the coding I won't try to
> comment on it's dificulty.
>
> But I will ask what realistic expectations are for the current NT port
> using cgywin. My current concern is that the installation is very
> complex and the useability is poor due to t
Bruce,
As I am not going to be able to help on the coding I won't try to
comment on it's dificulty.
But I will ask what realistic expectations are for the current NT port
using cgywin. My current concern is that the installation is very
complex and the useability is poor due to the need to enter
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>yo
u write:
>Hello,
>
>My company is pretty impressed with postgre on unix, but we also need a
>native port for nt (it is not an option to have our customers install cygwin
>on their production systems.) Ideally we would like to see the backend
>running as a native s
> Yeah,
>
> That is pretty much the short of it. My greatest concern undertaking an
> effort like this is the resultant #ifdef/#else/#endif mess that I will need
> to make of the code. We do a lot of cross-platform development here and
> ultimately the code begins to look very ugly to anything
: [GENERAL] Anyone doing a native NT port?
> Hello,
>
> My company is pretty impressed with postgre on unix, but we also need a
> native port for nt (it is not an option to have our customers install
cygwin
> on their production systems.) Ideally we would like to see the backend
> r
> David,
>
> We could definately use this as we have very similar problems. We would
> love to be able to support Win 9x as well.
>
> If you decide to do this then I will provide from our company least some
> time by one or two people to test and help in non coding ways (we have
> no c skills).
> Hello,
>
> My company is pretty impressed with postgre on unix, but we also need a
> native port for nt (it is not an option to have our customers install cygwin
> on their production systems.) Ideally we would like to see the backend
> running as a native service under nt. We have the resour
David,
We could definately use this as we have very similar problems. We would
love to be able to support Win 9x as well.
If you decide to do this then I will provide from our company least some
time by one or two people to test and help in non coding ways (we have
no c skills).
Regards
Dave
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