Wayne,
I think I do the opposite of what you are doing. I develop in Python on
a Linux (Ubuntu 8.10) box. On that box, I also run a virtual copy of
Windows XP in its own little happy environment. That way, when my XP
customers have a problem, I drop into the desktop environment running XP
and we are off and running.
From the gist of your comment, you want to run Linux from within your
Windows OS? Well, given the miracle of Virtual Memory, you can do that.
Download the Xvm Virtual Memory (free) package from Sun and install it
on your Windows system. Then, allocate a Linux system under the auspices
of VM and you are off and running.
Hope this is of some help.
Robert Berman
Wayne Watson wrote:
The Subject contains the interest here. Can it be done? I think it
this case it requires executing the program command line with
parameters then executing it? How dependent upon the C compiled code
is this? That is, I would think various distributions of Linux might
produce different executable code. The too I would want to do this in
Win. Is there, in fact, some Linux environment in Win that would allow
me to test its executable?
--
Wayne Watson (Watson Adventures, Prop., Nevada City, CA)
(121.01 Deg. W, 39.26 Deg. N) GMT-8 hr std. time)****
“Life is one damn thing after another."
-- Mark Twain
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