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Started by BradDaBug January 11, 2003 03:56 PM

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BradDaBug

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January 11, 2003 03:56 PM

I once heard that COM wouldn''t work in Linux. Is that true? Isn''t COM just built on standard C++ stuff? C++ works fine in Linux, right?

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Null and Void

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January 11, 2003 04:24 PM

quote:Original post by BradDaBug
I once heard that COM wouldn''t work in Linux. Is that true?

I have no idea if COM couldn''t work in Linux (I only know the concepts behind COM like things, not the specifics of COM), but I know it doesn''t (unless whatever is included in Winelib handles enough of it).

quote:Original post by BradDaBug
C++ works fine in Linux, right?

Of course.

If you want COM-like functionality, look into CORBA. There are a lot of CORBA libraries for unixes (some implement more than others).

calvin

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January 11, 2003 05:07 PM

COM is platform-indepented and can be implemented in a varity of languages.

COM works fine with Linux.

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