Porting MFC Application [modified]
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Hi! I've developed a dialog based MFC application which embeds flash movie(.swf files) in it. Some more things I've used in this application are: (i) CInternetSession (ii)IXMLHTTPRequestPtr I've to port this application to Linux and Mac. Is it possible? If yes, what tool is needed(Of course, it should be free)? Will Linux and Mac support .OCX(Activex) components?
modified on Monday, August 29, 2011 5:12 AM
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Hi! I've developed a dialog based MFC application which embeds flash movie(.swf files) in it. Some more things I've used in this application are: (i) CInternetSession (ii)IXMLHTTPRequestPtr I've to port this application to Linux and Mac. Is it possible? If yes, what tool is needed(Of course, it should be free)? Will Linux and Mac support .OCX(Activex) components?
modified on Monday, August 29, 2011 5:12 AM
There's an excellent article in IBM website [^] to port MFC Applications to Linux using wxWidgets[^]
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There's an excellent article in IBM website [^] to port MFC Applications to Linux using wxWidgets[^]
-Sarath.
My blog - Sharing My Thoughts
Rate the answers and close your posts if it's answered
Do I need to install any specific library to port my application? Or changing the class and Event names as told is enough?
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Do I need to install any specific library to port my application? Or changing the class and Event names as told is enough?
wxWidgets is a library (just like MFC is)... it needs to be installed to be used...
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Hi! I've developed a dialog based MFC application which embeds flash movie(.swf files) in it. Some more things I've used in this application are: (i) CInternetSession (ii)IXMLHTTPRequestPtr I've to port this application to Linux and Mac. Is it possible? If yes, what tool is needed(Of course, it should be free)? Will Linux and Mac support .OCX(Activex) components?
modified on Monday, August 29, 2011 5:12 AM
Consider to use Qt if wanting to implement a cross platform native application. Another alternative is to use Silverlight and .NET.
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Consider to use Qt if wanting to implement a cross platform native application. Another alternative is to use Silverlight and .NET.
Hi! Is it available free? Won't there be any license issues? Can you please confirm these things before I decide to use Qt? If it's payable, how much is the cost?
modified on Tuesday, August 30, 2011 1:12 AM
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Hi! Is it available free? Won't there be any license issues? Can you please confirm these things before I decide to use Qt? If it's payable, how much is the cost?
modified on Tuesday, August 30, 2011 1:12 AM
Qt is released under GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) version 2.1. Your application doesn't have to be open source to make use of it. http://qt.nokia.com/products/licensing/[^]