Porting Unix Software
Ranked #86 in Unix
If you work on a UNIX system, a good deal of your most useful software comes from other people -- your vendor is not the source. This means, all too often, that the software you want was written for a slightly different system and that it has to be ported. Despite the best efforts of standards committees and the admirable people who write the software (often giving it away for free), something is likely to go wrong when you try to compile their source code. But help is now here!
Problems can crop up at any stage in porting. Special configuration is often required before you... more
Problems can crop up at any stage in porting. Special configuration is often required before you... more
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