This is just a quick poll, just to see if it would be worth me pulling my finger out, and adding *basic* Windows support to PortablE. It will happen eventually, whatever this poll says.

By "basic support", I mean that there would be a Windows executable that you could run from a Command Prompt, which could generate C++ code that targets the various AmigaOS flavours. And you could also generate C++ code that targeted Windows, but there would only be support for (OS independent) file access & parameter passing - no direct AmigaOS calls would be supported.

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by ChrisH on 10-Sep-2008 15:44:03 This is just a quick poll, just to see if it would be worth me pulling my finger out, and adding *basic* Windows support to PortablE. It will happen eventually, whatever this poll says. By "basic support", I mean that there would be a Windows executable that you could run from a Command Prompt, which could generate C++ code that targets the various AmigaOS flavours. And you could also generate C++ code that targeted Windows, but there would only be support for (OS independent) file access & parameter passing - no direct AmigaOS calls would be supported.

Poll results indicate interest in basic Windows support addition to PortablE project by ChrisH on Sep 10th, 2008. The proposed executable allows C++ code generation for various platforms with limited OS-specific functionality under Windows only. No direct AmigaOS calls supported; focuses on file access and parameter passing cross-platform compatibility.

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by fricopal! on 20-Mar-2025 2:34:22 Quote: by ChrisH on 10-Sep-2008 15:44:03 This is just a quick poll, just to see if it would be worth me pulling my finger out, and adding *basic* Windows support to PortablE. It will happen eventually, whatever this poll says. By "basic support", I mean that there would be a Windows executable that you could run from a Command Prompt, which could generate C++ code that targets the various AmigaOS flavours. And you could also generate C++ code that targeted Windows, but there would only be support for (OS independent) file access & parameter passing - no direct AmigaOS calls would be supported. Poll results…

Poll shows interest in adding basic Windows support to PortablE, generating compatible C++ code across different systems without supporting direct AmigaOS functions exclusively for Windows.

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