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Hi All, I wish to port a win32 application to linux platform. I wanted to know if there is any equivalent of tchar.h in linux platform? Thanks in advance....
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    What is "tchar.h" equvalent in linux?

    Hi All,

    I wish to port a win32 application to linux platform.
    I wanted to know if there is any equivalent of tchar.h in linux platform?

    Thanks in advance.
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    xkcd • View topic - So just how do you port TCHAR to Linux?
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    My solution for porting Windows applications to Linux/Unix? I model the entire application with UML and build it from scratch using standard C/C++/X programming API's. A good tool to do this is Sparx Enterprise Architect. It can even generate code from the model for target systems. My professional experience is that this is faster, and more effective, than just trying to "port" from Windows to *nix, which in many cases is just plain impossible to do without resorting to "postal" behavior!
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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