Now the question is where do I start? Is there a cookbook someplace
listing the steps one needs to take to do this "porting?" Tutorials?
Recommendations on a good book? Any help pointing me in the right
direction will be greatly appreciated. First step is to get it running
from the terminal; integrating with a Cocoa application comes later.
Thanks all.
You need to learn the basics of the "configure" and "make" systems.
Basic UNIX programming. I'm sure there are books on that subject.
Then there are often problems related to headers, like on OS X
#include <malloc.h>
has to be
#include <sys/malloc.h>
NO! <sys/malloc.h> is only for kernel and kernel-related projects.
<malloc.h> is deprecated in POSIX and other unix-like systems; it has no
content worth note. You can just remove references to it (or #ifdef
them out).
Check out the archives for the various darwin lists for further
discussion.
Regards,
Justin
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