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    Question Linux SDK

    I just recently installed Linux (Debian) on my DELL but it's completely messed up in terms of the display. So naturally I was unable to develop software under it. If you don't already know (and you probably don't), I write very portable software. My programs only require drivers in order to be ported onto another platform. That's good and all but if I can't work on the platform that I want to port my game to then how do I overcome such a problem? Don't answer that! I already figured it out. All I need it the SDK for linux (I.E. the header files, libs, etc.). I'm working on Windows so I obtain such headers (or simply the documentation for the linux SDK) I can write the drivers carefully and not have to compile them because I'll know they'll work. So can anyone point me to were I can get the SDK documentation for Linux?

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    Well, you propably mean the documentaion for the kernel? Since there is no "SDK" for Linux.
    Anyways, try this http://www.xml.com/ldd/chapter/book/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Cosby
    Well, you propably mean the documentaion for the kernel? Since there is no "SDK" for Linux.
    Anyways, try this http://www.xml.com/ldd/chapter/book/
    Thanks for the tip.

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