Re: Native libpq.so instead of libpq.dll?

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Cigydd wrote:
> This means that my view of cross-platform programming has still remained a bit naïve until now.

If you using the same API and all you need is to recompile the program, that program indeed is a cross-platform. You can't avoid the compile part.

However, a program using Wine doesn't mean a cross-platform program. It's still a win32 program.


Cigydd wrote:
> And is this what WINE does in particular?

No. Wine implements win32 API on top of POSIX, Xorg,  and few more APIs.







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