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Porting to Linux
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- Subject: Porting to Linux
- From: Santiago Almenara Masías <salmena at mail dot cosapidata dot com dot pe>
- Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 14:52:07 -0500
Hi!
I used to program in Borland C++. I made a lot of programs which helped me a
lot. My problem is that I made those programs in DOS. I'd like to port them
to Linux. I already have GCC.
How can I compile it? Does GCC come wih header (.h) files for Linux? Or
maybe I should use libraries like glibc or libc...
Besides what's the difference between GCC and EGCS? Why do I need to install
EGCS before GCC in Red Hat's RPM?
libc6 = glibc. It means if I have a program linked in libc5 or less. Will
run in any glibc system?
Please, let me know any mistake I'd had.
Thanks a lot,
Santiago