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Is it possible import executable files from PC to Unix ? Posted by faustotesta on 23 Feb 2005 at 2:07 AM
I have (unfortunately) very little knowledge of Unix environments.
As i only know VB6, the only thing i could do, in order to install an executable file on a SUN, is writing the code on the PC, generate the .EXE and then import it to the SUN.
Do you think this is possible ?
Thanks in advance
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Re: Is it possible import executable files from PC to Unix ? Posted by dokken2 on 23 Feb 2005 at 5:25 AM
: I have (unfortunately) very little knowledge of Unix environments.
: As i only know VB6, the only thing i could do, in order to install an executable file on a SUN, is writing the code on the PC, generate the .EXE and then import it to the SUN.
: Do you think this is possible ?
: Thanks in advance
:

I'm fairly certain that VB6 EXE's will not run on Unix/Linux. You would need a platform independent language such as Java.
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Re: Is it possible import executable files from PC to Unix ? Posted by faustotesta on 23 Feb 2005 at 5:32 AM
: : I have (unfortunately) very little knowledge of Unix environments.
: : As i only know VB6, the only thing i could do, in order to install an executable file on a SUN, is writing the code on the PC, generate the .EXE and then import it to the SUN.
: : Do you think this is possible ?
: : Thanks in advance
: :
:
: I'm fairly certain that VB6 EXE's will not run on Unix/Linux. You would need a platform independent language such as Java.
:
Thanks
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Re: Is it possible import executable files from PC to Unix ? Posted by melissa_may1 on 23 Feb 2005 at 8:06 AM
You could, of course, run a Windows emulator on UNIX, but that'd be overkill - unless there's no other way for you to program for UNIX...

: I have (unfortunately) very little knowledge of Unix environments.
: As i only know VB6, the only thing i could do, in order to install an executable file on a SUN, is writing the code on the PC, generate the .EXE and then import it to the SUN.
: Do you think this is possible ?
: Thanks in advance
:



Melissa

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Re: Is it possible import executable files from PC to Unix ? Posted by kumawat_chandi on 7 Mar 2005 at 7:27 AM
: I have (unfortunately) very little knowledge of Unix environments.
: As i only know VB6, the only thing i could do, in order to install an executable file on a SUN, is writing the code on the PC, generate the .EXE and then import it to the SUN.
: Do you think this is possible ?
: Thanks in advance
:
Yes It is possible by mounting the data to Unix just by giving a command mount -vfat hda3 ./mnt/windows
after this you will get your data in Unix and you can access from it any further correspondence regarding this can be asked to my E-mail address as kumawat_chandika@yahoo.com

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Re: Is it possible import executable files from PC to Unix ? Posted by infidel on 7 Mar 2005 at 9:51 AM
: : I have (unfortunately) very little knowledge of Unix environments.
: : As i only know VB6, the only thing i could do, in order to install an executable file on a SUN, is writing the code on the PC, generate the .EXE and then import it to the SUN.
: : Do you think this is possible ?
: : Thanks in advance
: :
: Yes It is possible by mounting the data to Unix just by giving a command mount -vfat hda3 ./mnt/windows
: after this you will get your data in Unix and you can access from it any further correspondence regarding this can be asked to my E-mail address as kumawat_chandika@yahoo.com

Of course you can move files between systems, but that won't make them RUN.


infidel

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