Hi,
Thanks for your valuable suggestions..
i am working an application, which needs to read user_id(uid),
group_id(gid). for this i need posix headers grp.h & pwd.h.
So my issue is if i replace these header files with any of the gnu libraries
which supports in mingw, will my application able to read these file
atributes correctly when it si running on a linux target..
if i summerise, i have to dvelop an filesystem related application in
mingw, with this executable i have to generate filesystem image in windows..
this filesystem image i will flash in a linux based target.. it should work
perfectly as the filesystem generated in linux environment..
Thanks for u r help..
Ram
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Kevin Kofler <[email protected]> wrote:
> Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> > Some portabilities libraries you can consider:
> >
> > - gnulib
> > - glib
> > - NSPR
> > - APR
> > - Qt
> > - POCO & Boost (for C++)
>
> There's also the kdewin32 library which implements some POSIX functions
> used
> by KDE (but the functions aren't always fully compliant, the main goal
> there is to get KDE to build).
>
> Kevin Kofler
>
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