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Subject: Re: linux version of ChessTiger ?

Author: Steve Coladonato

Date: 04:49:24 12/17/04

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On December 16, 2004 at 16:57:52, Victor Zakharov wrote:

Victor,

Do you know if Convekta has tested a port to Linux or is everything just an
assumption at this point (not an argumentative statement, just a question).  I
concur that the port is not trivial but should be straight forward in that the
problem areas should be identifiable and concentration of effort could be placed
on them.  I also believe that, e.g. Chessbase, would have a really difficult
time making the port.

The biggest issue is where low level calls to the OS have been made.  In an IDE,
like Delphi, these should be minimal or at least identifiable.

For anyone else reading this post, does anyone know what the breakdown of Linux
vs. Microsoft is fot the participants in thie forum?  My impression is that a
substantial number of posters use Linux (perhaps not exclusively).

Regards.

Steve

>First of all porting  a big project from Delphi environment to Kylix is not a
>trivial task. Large number of minor fixes are essential. The second I heard a
>few responses from people who tried to do this about pure Linux perfomance of
>resulting project.
>
>Victor
>
>>I'm pretty sure Convekta uses Delphi as their IDE for CA.  It seems the port to
>>Kylix (Unix/Linux) would be fairly straight forward but I could be totally
>>wrong.
>>
>>Steve



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