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01-07-2008

platso

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How to port windows dlls to linux

Hi all,

I have an application which will run in both windows as well as Linux.
I ported it long back and it is working well.

Now we need to extend the functionality ,so i have written .dll's for
Windows.These dll's have certain dependancies as well.And these are
sucessful in windows.

These dll's were built on Microsoft Visual Studio 2003.

Now I need to port them to Linux Operating System,so that i can extend the
current functionality just like dll's which i made for windows.

->Can any one how to do this porting?

Do i need to write '.so' files in linux from scratch?

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