Request: make coff2omf free
John Reimer
terminal.node at gmail.com
Sun Feb 25 18:08:09 PST 2007
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 10:42:13 +1100, Daniel Keep wrote:
> I'm certainly no expert but from what I do know, the container the code
> is kept in is largely irrelevant. All that really matters is that it's
> for the right CPU (hopefully the one you're using) and that a few other
> things are done the same way (like exceptions).
>
> I think it's kind of like the difference between a text file stored in
> an archive. Whether you use ZIP, RAR or 7z is beside the point: it's
> more important that the text file is in a language you understand :P
>
> Finally, I believe the mention of OS-independent libraries was referring
> to the possibility of writing shims that, providing the code was for the
> right CPU, would resolve the other differences like exception handling.
> But then, I could be wrong :P
>
> -- Daniel
>
Yes, well, one still needs the software to unzip the archives. :P
Following this analogy, windows doesn't have this for elf executables.
-JJR
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