Migrating Unix application to WinNT

[Scott Howard]

That issue is too complicated to discuss in an e-mail, and it's also a little out of the scope of this mailing list.  But as a general recommendation, I suggest that you start by getting your program
running as a console mode (text screen) program under Windows.  When you have this working, you can look at moving the program to graphics mode.  You may want to consider one of the cross-platform GUI
libraries such as V or WxWindows to simplify this task.

Aldo Mazzilli wrote:

> I have built a cross-compiler from Solaris to Unix.
> Now, I want to run my Unix character application under Windows and
> create a virtual terminal environment by using Windows functions to
> display text and scroll in a graphical Windows.
>
> Can someone help me on this task.
>
> Thanks
> Aldo
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