Re: [Dev-C++] Cross platforms

[Roger F. <ra...@ha...>]

Aloha from Honolulu,
    I came across this today:

BOOK OF THE WEEK
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Write Portable Code:
   An Introduction to Developing Software for Multiple Platforms
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ISBN:1593270569 Published: 15 July, 2005
Author: Brian Hook
"Write Portable Code" is a concise volume that's filled with code and
practical, real-world applications for cross-platform development.
Author Brian Hook is a gaming industry veteran who has put his portable
programming skills to use at such leading companies as id software
(Doom and Quake), and 3Dfx Interactive. His experience porting computer
games (among the most demanding and complex programs to develop)
informs his discussion, and readers of "Write Great Code" can leverage
Hook's considerable expertise to facilitate their own cross-platform
projects.

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone22/booklist.htm

Hope it helps.
Aloha,
Roger

G.C.Harmon wrote:
> Here is a chance to help another newbe. I chose to learn C++ because  
> Java seems to be a rapidly moving target and I never could figure where 
> to start.. However, I was informed that Java is "cross platform" because 
> Java code is run by the Java Virtual Machine. Varying systems require 
> their own JVM, but once that is installed, Java code will execute, 
> independent of the OS.
> 
> How far off am I?
> 
> GC Harmon
> 
> 
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