Solaris is considered one of the closest flavors of UNIX® to Linux™, but for migration purposes, there can be differences between the two in the areas of memory mapping, threading, or natural language support (to name just a few). This porting guide gives you advice on planning for the port to Linux/x86, and helps you understand the differences in the development environment and architecture.
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August 19, 2011
Guide to porting from Solaris to Linux on x86
June 9, 2008
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This is an attempt to put together and share the vast and vivid knowledge of the good old C++ programming language.
The focus will be on sharing of our knowledge on
- FAQs on C/C++.
- Open source implementations/projects.
- C/C++ Interview questions.
- Latest tools and techniques.
etc.
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