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The Downhill Project: Porting UNIX to Win32 -- release 1.0
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Greg Knauss
Sep 7, 1994, 1:30:33 PM9/7/94
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The Downhill Project is an effort to make porting UNIX applications
to a Win32 OS as easy as possible. It provides header files that
include UNIX structures and defines, and a library that maps UNIX
API calls to Win32 functionality. I ported a 200,000-line program
to NT using only about fifty #ifdefs and removing only a little
functionality.
The Downhill Project, v1.0, is available at ftp.netcom.com:
/pub/knauss/DOWNHILL.tar.Z. Feedback and contributions are welcome.
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Greg Knauss kna...@netcom.com
to a Win32 OS as easy as possible. It provides header files that
include UNIX structures and defines, and a library that maps UNIX
API calls to Win32 functionality. I ported a 200,000-line program
to NT using only about fifty #ifdefs and removing only a little
functionality.
The Downhill Project, v1.0, is available at ftp.netcom.com:
/pub/knauss/DOWNHILL.tar.Z. Feedback and contributions are welcome.
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Greg Knauss kna...@netcom.com
Greg Knauss
Sep 9, 1994, 9:11:39 PM9/9/94
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kna...@netcom.com (Greg Knauss) writes:
> The Downhill Project, v1.0, is available at ftp.netcom.com:
>/pub/knauss/DOWNHILL.tar.Z. Feedback and contributions are welcome.
And it's now world-readable. Heh. Sorry about that.
Geez, am I a monkey...
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Greg Knauss kna...@netcom.com
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