l*****y
发帖数: 10 | 1 well, i know this question is stupid...
i wanna convert a program (which was compiled on SUN workstation) to a format
that can be used on the machine in my lab. uh, I don't know what kind of
machine im using now, it says: Digital AlphaStation 600A 5/500, and
I use UNIX on it.
Can any of ur unix gurus tell me the proper steps i should take
to convert the program. What's the difference bt. a SUN format & a format
usable in my computer? Or the program can work without conversion? Then what's
the po | m*******m
发帖数: 182 | 2 It dosent take a guru to answer this question, so I just
speak up. :)
Sun workstation to Unix(Slowris) is like PC to MS
DOS(Windoze) in short.
Given the description, I think the Sun runs some version of
Slowris. To make it run on an Alpha machine, you just need
to recompile the source codes if you have them. Copying the
binary executable files wont work. There will be README or
INSTALL files in the source code directory. Just follow the
instructions there.
【在 l*****y 的大作中提到】
: well, i know this question is stupid...
: i wanna convert a program (which was compiled on SUN workstation) to a format
: that can be used on the machine in my lab. uh, I don't know what kind of
: machine im using now, it says: Digital AlphaStation 600A 5/500, and
: I use UNIX on it.
: Can any of ur unix gurus tell me the proper steps i should take
: to convert the program. What's the difference bt. a SUN format & a format
: usable in my computer? Or the program can work without conversion? Then what's
: the po
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