Re: [VB4Linux-Dev] hey I guess so.
Status: Planning
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From: Luke-Jr <Mi...@an...> - 2000-11-20 04:50:02
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Not at first, but I hope with time that we'll be able to work in optimization generators for the conversion... After all, VB for Windows does some internal program conversion and optimization itself (no, VB5+ don't go straight to binary, they convert it to some other ((maybe unknown)) language and optimizes it... How else could there be "Optimize for Size" and "Optimize for Speed"?)... Abhijit Paithankar wrote: > > > For the GUI, I think you should program directly in C on the > > Linux box. I am > > > really doubtful of how powerful vb2c is at present....would it > > be able to > > > interpret all those toolbars, and "File Open" dialog boxes and all that? > > > > Well, nobody said that the GUI had to be compiled until the VB2C > > part of the > > project was done anyway... Besides, a complicated test program > > would probably be a necessity when working on the VB2C... > > I see your point.. > but then you shall have to wait for a while before the vb2c is strong enough > for it. > > again, the programs that have been compiled with vb2c might not be as > optimized/fast as their C counterparts > > > > > > Pls check if Wine can emulate the OCX controls...and how do > > we integrate > > > > > them in the code that is to be converted to C...I am still not > > > > sure about > > > > > this stuff... > > > > > > > > Wine can emulate OCX controls... There's 2 possibilities for > > > > including Windows > > > > files: > > > > 1. Link a modified version of Wine in with the program > > and emulate the > > > > OCXes only (if possible) > > > > 2. Pre-emulate the OCX controls into C code and link a > > > > "ported" OCX into > > > > the program... > > > > > > Some team members could do some R&D on this topic. It would be of great > > > help. > > > > R&D?? > > Research & Development > finding, trying and testing > > _______________________________________________ > VB4Linux-Dev mailing list > VB4...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/vb4linux-dev |