Subject | Port Linux app to Win32 |
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Author | wazilian |
Post date | 2007-10-13T00:44:31Z |
I've got an application running great on Linux which uses the Interbase
API to access our Firebird database. Now I am required to port this app
to Windows.
I guess my question is, which compiler is required to do this? I have
cygwin's gcc currently running. I don't have MSVC or Borland and would
prefer to stay away from those. But if I need to, well then I need to.
If I can use cygwin (or perhaps even mingw), how can I correctly link
against fbclient.dll? I've tried but of course I've come across the
dreaded __stdcall convention issues.
So I'm either completely missing the obvious (as usual) or I just
haven't found the correct thread(s) or documentation to help out.
Hopefully someone here can point me in the right direction.
Thanks
Travis
API to access our Firebird database. Now I am required to port this app
to Windows.
I guess my question is, which compiler is required to do this? I have
cygwin's gcc currently running. I don't have MSVC or Borland and would
prefer to stay away from those. But if I need to, well then I need to.
If I can use cygwin (or perhaps even mingw), how can I correctly link
against fbclient.dll? I've tried but of course I've come across the
dreaded __stdcall convention issues.
So I'm either completely missing the obvious (as usual) or I just
haven't found the correct thread(s) or documentation to help out.
Hopefully someone here can point me in the right direction.
Thanks
Travis