• Paul M. <paul.morissette ga.com> Oct 24 2007
• Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> Nov 02 2007

Paul M. <paul.morissette ga.com> writes:

I've used the DM compiler for some test sockets work.  It works
great from my Windows machine to the XPort network gadget.  But
the ultimate target is a BlueCat Linux machine.  I note in the
header files that "M_UNIX" is one of the settings.  Will this
cause the compiler to produce Linux executables?  (My command
window "hello world" program will not run on the Linux box.)  What
other flags might I need?  Is this possible at all?  Shouldn't
there be a "sockets.h" file?

Thanks, thanks, thanks.

Paul

Walter Bright <newshound1 digitalmars.com> writes:

Paul M. wrote:
 I've used the DM compiler for some test sockets work.  It works
 great from my Windows machine to the XPort network gadget.  But
 the ultimate target is a BlueCat Linux machine.  I note in the
 header files that "M_UNIX" is one of the settings.  Will this
 cause the compiler to produce Linux executables?  (My command
 window "hello world" program will not run on the Linux box.)  What
 other flags might I need?  Is this possible at all?  Shouldn't
 there be a "sockets.h" file?
 
 Thanks, thanks, thanks.
 
 Paul


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