kilon <[email protected]> wrote: > I see, well if you want a macos platform to test I offer myself as a Guinea > Pig :) > Macos has even a diffirent filesystem to Linux and Windoom. Making our life > "easier" to porting stuff :D > > Maybe a solution would be to find a cross platform C lib that works the > same in all major 3 OS. > >
the problem is that the major OS's differ and even in one OS the file systems differ. (e.g. FATR FAT32 NTFS for Windows and ext3, 4 and others for Linux, OSX has HFS+(case insensiotive and case sensitive) and UFS So you might be able to have a common library which does not do that much (e.g. POSIX) or have a useful library that reuires you to understand what you are running on. I think the first step is to define the requiremnts that you need then you can work out if it can be done the same way on all OSs -- Mark
