Re: G++ Help
- From: Henri Herscher <henri.herscher@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 13:52:12 -0500
Hi Paul,
If you want to be cross-platform (windows - linux), DO NOT try to rewrite a compatibility layer for threads, socket and so forth, this has been done gazillion times and best is to reuse the available libraries.
Personally, I use ACE for C++ it provides a unified posix-like interface for all platforms. Other people use apr, the apache portable runtime and there are numerous others.
Cheers Henri
carbonrocket@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
*embarrassed* didn't see those mistakes
Thanks so much, been killing myself trying to get that workin over the past few days - Ive never really used linux before im on a pretty steep learning curve at the moment. Next up - working backwards to make it extend a standard interface so it can support windows too.
BTW - Your link was not workin, I think I've found it at http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/alp-folder though then realised I already had it downloaded but have not read it yet.
Thanks again. Paul.
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