Does anyone know if there is a way to make jdic work in solaris (64bit version)??
I could only manage to find 32bit jdic libraries :(
Thanks in advance.
The project seems dead.
Plus http://www.javadesktop.org/articles/jdic/index.html has most of its page 404...
Someone tried to make a 64 bits library (not tested): http://jimmi1977.blogspot.fr/2010/02/64-bit-version-of-jdic.html
http://www.java.net/node/648811
When will the 64-bit version of JDIC be available?
I think you should look for an alternative (like Desktop).
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I have a compiler, CCSC, that I haven't been able to run since upgrading to 64 bit Ubuntu. It is supposed to be compatible, but it just core dumps and crashes. So I need to reboot into my 32 bit Ubuntu to use it. CCS isn't supporting it at all.
I'm wondering if I could use chroot in the compiler call path in my IDE and just run the one program in the 32bit environment.
Or if not, any ideas of how I could accomplish this. I'm using XC8 now, but I have to support firmware that was written for CCS.
Any help at all is greatly appreciated.
I'm using Linux (Ubuntu) 64bit system and need to make a DLL for MetaTrader4.
I did read lots of things I found about it, but it is very chaotic and confusing. There are many DLLs which are not acceptable for MT4. So far it seems that I need: a 32bit DLL made by using C++. There might be other criteria that I don't know. What IDE/compiler (free, if possible) should I use for it on my 64bit Linux system?
I've never made any DLL, so please tell me if there are other important conditions as well that I should know.
The only way to create a dll for Linux is using .net core however this will not work for anything MT4 related.
MT4 in all its variations is hooked into specifics system level api on windows and the only way to run anything dealing with it on Linux is to build it for windows and run whatever you write from inside wine.
I just wonder is there a chance to use proprietary windows dlls in my go project, compiling for mac osx and linux?
No, you can't use windows dlls on Linux / OSX.
However if you really really have to do that, you could always ship your software with a pre-compiled wine like TeamViewer does and few "almost-native" games on Steam.
I have not used Go! to much, but assuming these are the same kinds you would use in c++, then no, you cannot do this natively. You would need to use something such as wine (I am not sure if that builds on mac osx though)
My client using webobjects 4.5(one of the last versions that supports Objective-C) on backend. And I need to develop using this framework.
Problem is that I'm using Ubuntu linux
I've tried to found how I can install framework on my OS, but found only WO 5.4
What can you advise? How I can install WO 4.5 On ubuntu?
P.S. Found GnuStep project. Is it fully compatible alternative to WO 4.5?
I have no experience with any of these frameworks; but it appears there are at least two that are meant to be WebObjects 4.5-compatible (with extensions of their own): GNUstepWeb and SOPE.
GNUstepWeb is part of GNUstep, but GNUstep on the whole is more analogous to Cocoa, not just WebObjects. I am skeptical that there is anything "fully compatible", but these two might be worth checking out.
Since the Objective C runtime has never been ported to Ubuntu, and there is no reason for Apple to ever do this, one cannot run WO 4.5 on a Linux distro. I think it actually was shipped to also run on Windows NT and on HP/UX and Solaris, but these probably will not help you either.
I am not sure if you can use the GnuStep code for any commercial work. I would be surprised if any lawyer would ever sign off on its use. But YMMV.
Sorry, but there does not seem to be any good news for you.
I don't have much in the way of Unix/Linux experience but are wondering if it is possible in any way to run DSOs on Windows? Can these be recompiled so they will execute?
Thanks in advance for any pointers you can give me.
Dave.
Short answer: no.
Long answer: if we're talking about PHP extensions here, you can get the source code for the extension and recompile it for Windows if you have some form of Visual Studio installed on your computer. You can also find alot of precompiled PHP extensions at http://windows.php.net/