currently whenever I want to compile posix code i use Cygwin.. but I'd really like to use Ms VC++ 6 so I can benefit of it's workspaces and debuger... Does anyone know anything about any port of posix that can be inserted in MSVC++ libs ?
currently whenever I want to compile posix code i use Cygwin.. but I'd really like to use Ms VC++ 6 so I can benefit of it's workspaces and debuger... Does anyone know anything about any port of posix that can be inserted in MSVC++ libs ?
Are you using one of the proper MS operating systems, like 2K/XP ?
MS do provide a "posix" layer for these somewhere, though I don't know the details of exactly what you need.
Some kind of SDK IIRC.
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Xp obviously... I know that there is a POSIX layer, but I want the proper libs to place in the compiler dirs.
I think the replacement for the posix layer is SFU. Also check out UWIN.
SFU Overview
Services For Unix
UWIN
I don't like sfu.. i've used quite a bit, then I changed to cygwin.
It seems that uwin is what I'm looking for
Thank you very much
Last edited by xErath; 05-20-2005 at 12:50 AM.
