Re: C-Isam Portability

torto <torto@enternet.com.au> wrote: >torto <torto@enternet.com.au> wrote: >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? >> >> I have a product developed in 'C' using C-Isam. >> It runs on UNIX. >> Problem is I want to port it to Windows NT, probable Windows 95 Clients & Windows NT Server. >> >> I do not wish to change my ISAM calls to SQL/C and therefore dont >> wish to go to SE yet. >> >> Is there a C-Isam version for NT? >> Is there a C-Isam version for Windows 95? >> Is there a C-Isam version for DOS? >> >> Do I compile my program under Windows 95 and use DOS C-Isam if >> available and setup a a DOS Lan. >> >> Any ideas as to the best approach? >> C-Isam is quite portible BUT not all platforms support the latest version. I know that DOS/WINDOWS version is still at 4.1 and last I was told this is the LAST version under DOS (Informix told me this). I don't know if Windows 95 is being considerd by Informix. NT? Again I don't know. If they are available you will have to shoot for the lowest common denominator (version that is). Informix told me they were losing interest in the PC market and were going to stick to UNIX systems. -------------------------------------------------------- Rob McAllister rmcall@on-ramp.ior.com Spokane, WA "On all good programmers a little core must dump"