I thought Wine also provided something called "Winelib" that
would emulate a lot of the Windows API on the non-windows system.
But - of course, the API is part of the runtime, not a function
of the compiler.
- Dave Rivers -
> >
> > See http://www.dignus.com. That's a compiler that runs on Windows
> > and produces Z object code (even Linux/390 and/or z/Linux code.)
> >
> > We also support many of the Microsoft extensions, especially
> > in the Systems/C++ compiler.
>
> And the Windows API?
>
> Years ago, I wrote an OS/2 GUI front-end using Visual Age C++ and the
> OS/2 (including PM) APIs. Could I write such a thing for Windows, and
> then compile it for "Z-Windows?"
>
> --
>
> Cheers
> John
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