multiplatform

问题 I have two projects called A and B that have complete working CMakeLists.txt projects, and each project can be built completely without errors. I would like to have a master project defined in CMake that will build both A and B (and maybe a hundred other things eventually). My top level CMakeLists.txt project looks like add_subdirectory(A build-A) add_subdirectory(B build-B) and CMake can parse all the files and make can start building just fine. The problem is that project A is for one

问题 I have an application coded from Visual C# Express 2008. I want to port that application to a Mac OS X *.app and a Linux application. How do I go about doing that? Are there any compilers available on the internet that I can download to have it parse my C# source codes and output the other OS counterparts ? 回答1: Mono: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page 回答2: You need to use the Mono project which supports all these platforms. You may need to re-work your project to deal with any Windows

问题 I have an application coded from Visual C# Express 2008. I want to port that application to a Mac OS X *.app and a Linux application. How do I go about doing that? Are there any compilers available on the internet that I can download to have it parse my C# source codes and output the other OS counterparts ? 回答1: Mono: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page 回答2: You need to use the Mono project which supports all these platforms. You may need to re-work your project to deal with any Windows

问题 I have a .net application in c# which receives a byte array and I need to send it to a Java Program as an argument, which is the best way to do it? NOTE: Its all in the same server. 回答1: Start a Process and redirect the input stream 回答2: Send it over the Looback address ( 127.0.0.1 ) via sockets (C# & Java). If it's just a simple byte[] , then this will be VERY simple on both ends. With this, both the C# and Java applications can continue their process without interuption. 来源： https:/

问题 I am working with a c++ multi-platform project using visual studio 2010, there is a shared portion of code among all platforms, but there is a big portion that is dedicated to each one, I separate them using #if def, but it turns out that code maintenance become very though and the code is cluttered, in addition to problems like code does not compile with some defines turned on or off. Is there any plugin or tool for visual studio that helps in developing multi-platform projects, for example

问题 I'm looking for a solution to detect changes in folder(s) using php . The application may run on both platforms( linux and windows ). I may use different methods for each platform as long as results are the same. What I desire is : If a file/folder is added to a directory, I want my app to detect this new file and read its attributes ( size,filetime etc) If a existing file/folder is saved/contents changed/deleted, I need to detect this file is changed It would be better if I can monitor a

问题 I'm looking for a solution to detect changes in folder(s) using php . The application may run on both platforms( linux and windows ). I may use different methods for each platform as long as results are the same. What I desire is : If a file/folder is added to a directory, I want my app to detect this new file and read its attributes ( size,filetime etc) If a existing file/folder is saved/contents changed/deleted, I need to detect this file is changed It would be better if I can monitor a

问题 When (and only when) I quit my application, these (and only these) repeated message appear on the command prompt: QObject::startTimer: QTimer can only be used with threads started with QThread QObject::startTimer: QTimer can only be used with threads started with QThread QObject::startTimer: QTimer can only be used with threads started with QThread This is quite strange for me, because I never use QTimer in my code (or QThread). In fact, no errors or crashes happen using the application, so

问题 I have usual MyApp.Core project . However, I also have General.Core project which includes some general code for apps and services shared through different projects (different mobile applications). In General.Core project I have: public abstract class App : MvxApplication and also some service defined also on General.Core. I also have public abstract class SomethingApp : App in MyApp.Core (and then in every of Touch, Droid - further inheritance). However, when I try to get to my App from the

问题 I'm developing an Eclipse RCP application. The application should run on Windows and Linux. There are several plugins in this application that contain native artifacts. To contain these artifacts in a binary build (jar), one should specify them in build.properties file. Currently I include both Linux and Windows native artifacts in build.properties and then in runtime I choose which one to load. However, I don't like this approach as it causes unnecessary files to present in both Linux and