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Possible to use a Java app with dll files on Unix-systems
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I have build a program for the Velleman K8000 interface card, in java, which works just fine in windows, but now I want to use the program on a Unix-System. Is it possible to somehow convert the dll file to a format that Unix supports, or do I have to find another way? Dll-file: jnpout32pkg.dll Scorp-D |
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