On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 12:46 PM, Yasha Karant <ykar...@csusb.edu> wrote: > I know at one time that there was a proprietary (licensed for fee) > development environment that was native and portable to X11, Mac OS, and MS > Win -- that is, using this "magic" set of libraries, etc., the same source > code (ANSI C++ base as I recall) would have the same GUI interface in the > developed application on all three of these. I do not recall for which > releases this worked. (My assumption is that there must be something still > like this as many "major" web browser applications have variants for each of > these different environments.) > > In a similar way, but hopefully open systems (not licensed for fee), is > there a lowest common denominator for Linux that will work on both Red Hat > and Debian based distros (e.g., SL, Fedora, etc., and Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)? > -- not necessarily the latest and greatest, but write once (preferably in > ANSI C++ current GNU production release), compile on each environment, and > run. I know that this works for various interpreters (e.g., java, python) > -- but we are looking for compiled to physical machine code if possible.
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