Hello. I am working for a company with a complex (commercial) MFC application that we wish to port to Linux. I have read the guide to compiling the MFC and I have a few questions (hope this is the right place to ask them!): - Is it necessary to recompile MFC? Could we not just distribute the same mfc42.dll file as we use under Windows and use that? - Has anyone written a complete, step-by-step guide to compiling the MFC under Linux? Are there any patches or Makefiles out there that I could use to speed up the process? - Why can I not just download a precompiled libmfc.so (or .a) file from somewhere and use that? My background is in Linux programming, rather than Windows, but the program is too big to re-write using native libraries in a reasonable timeframe. Furthermore, I don't think we're willing to shell out for multi-developer licences for Qt, so I believe that our best bet is to use winelib. Most of the program runs fine under Wine. Many thanks for your help, - Robert J. Lee _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
