OT question: Mac to Linux or Windows

Apologies for being OT, but if anyone knows the answer to this question, it
will be someone on this list. I don’t have a Mac and know virtually nothing
about them.

I have a client who wants an application ported from Mac (not OSX) to a PC.
Likely target OS is Linux, but could be Windows. He has a zip drive but no CD
burner on the Mac.

How can his source code (hierarchy of folders, about 30MB), be moved from the
Mac to a PC? Is there a way to get the older Mac OS (don’t know what version)
to write a zip disk that will be readable in Linux or Windows? Or
alternatively, is there some utility to read a Mac-made zip disk in Linux?

(Actually, this isn’t totally OT since I plan to use SDL for the GUI :o)

Thanks,
Jeff

Can’t you just hook the computers up in a network and send the file or send
it via internet?
if that’s not an option you could always print the code with a printer and
retype it again. For pictures you could solve it with using a digital camera
annd taking pictures of his monitor displaying the image :wink:

Best regards
Daniel Liljeberg> ----- Original Message -----

From: j_post@pacbell.net (Jeff Post)
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 3:23 PM
Subject: [SDL] OT question: Mac to Linux or Windows

Apologies for being OT, but if anyone knows the answer to this question, it
will be someone on this list. I don’t have a Mac and know virtually nothing
about them.

I have a client who wants an application ported from Mac (not OSX) to a PC.
Likely target OS is Linux, but could be Windows. He has a zip drive but no
CD
burner on the Mac.

How can his source code (hierarchy of folders, about 30MB), be moved from
the
Mac to a PC? Is there a way to get the older Mac OS (don’t know what
version)
to write a zip disk that will be readable in Linux or Windows? Or
alternatively, is there some utility to read a Mac-made zip disk in Linux?

(Actually, this isn’t totally OT since I plan to use SDL for the GUI :o)

Thanks,
Jeff


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Can’t you just hook the computers up in a network and send the file or send
it via internet?

I believe the client has a NIC in the Mac, but he doesn’t know how to
transfer the files over a network from the Mac to a PC (and I sure don’t).

if that’s not an option you could always print the code with a printer and
retype it again.

Retype 30 MB of data??? argh :wink:

JeffOn Tuesday 24 February 2004 06:48 am, DAMiEN wrote:

Please reply to off-topic questions by replying directly to the person
who asked the question.

Thanks,
-Sam Lantinga, Software Engineer, Blizzard Entertainment

Easy.

Just install a ftp server in one of the machines and
use a ftp client in the other one.

j_post wrote:>On Tuesday 24 February 2004 06:48 am, DAMiEN wrote:

Can’t you just hook the computers up in a network and send the file or send
it via internet?

I believe the client has a NIC in the Mac, but he doesn’t know how to
transfer the files over a network from the Mac to a PC (and I sure don’t).

if that’s not an option you could always print the code with a printer and
retype it again.

Retype 30 MB of data??? argh :wink:

Jeff


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j_post wrote:

Can’t you just hook the computers up in a network and send the file or send
it via internet?

I believe the client has a NIC in the Mac, but he doesn’t know how to
transfer the files over a network from the Mac to a PC (and I sure don’t).

Use FTP.

Launch ftp server on Linux (like proftpd) or Windows (Serv-U,
FileZilla…). Connect from Mac and upload. There are a lot of ftp
clients for Mac, for example, this one works on both OS X and classic:

http://www.blackdiamond.co.za/bdhefty.html

There are more one this page:
http://www.macosarchives.com/ftp_and_archie.html

Or just search the google.–
Milan Babuskov
http://njam.sourceforge.net

You can always start a ftp server on your PC and let the Mac computer connect
to it and upload the data.

// Alexander BussmanOn Tuesday 24 February 2004 16.44, j_post wrote:

I believe the client has a NIC in the Mac, but he doesn’t know how to
transfer the files over a network from the Mac to a PC (and I sure don’t).

they should be able to talk over a network pretty easily> ----- Original Message -----

From: j_post@pacbell.net (Jeff Post)
To:
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 6:23 AM
Subject: [SDL] OT question: Mac to Linux or Windows

Apologies for being OT, but if anyone knows the answer to this question, it
will be someone on this list. I don’t have a Mac and know virtually nothing
about them.

I have a client who wants an application ported from Mac (not OSX) to a PC.
Likely target OS is Linux, but could be Windows. He has a zip drive but no
CD
burner on the Mac.

How can his source code (hierarchy of folders, about 30MB), be moved from
the
Mac to a PC? Is there a way to get the older Mac OS (don’t know what
version)
to write a zip disk that will be readable in Linux or Windows? Or
alternatively, is there some utility to read a Mac-made zip disk in Linux?

(Actually, this isn’t totally OT since I plan to use SDL for the GUI :o)

Thanks,
Jeff


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Well I’ve been trying to compile aedGUI under windows. For some unknown
and mysterious reason I can’t install win 2000, XP or simil in my computer. So
I can’t use the VC7 with the project file provided with the source code of
aedGUI. I tried with VC6 but I receive a lot of error messages. I set the
project’s properties with SDL and Freetype “correctly” but I don’t know what
Im doing wrong.
The fact is I want use aedGUI but I can’t get the binary. Is there someone who
already have the lib and the dll ready to work and want to send it to me in
some way? mail, ftp, etc ?
I also appreciate some hint or tip to compile it in VC6.

Thanks

Martin G.

It might help if you told us what the errors you’re
getting are.

— marting at webklan.com wrote:> Well I’ve been trying to compile aedGUI under

windows. For some unknown
and mysterious reason I can’t install win 2000, XP
or simil in my computer. So
I can’t use the VC7 with the project file provided
with the source code of
aedGUI. I tried with VC6 but I receive a lot of
error messages. I set the
project’s properties with SDL and Freetype
"correctly" but I don’t know what
Im doing wrong.
The fact is I want use aedGUI but I can’t get the
binary. Is there someone who
already have the lib and the dll ready to work and
want to send it to me in
some way? mail, ftp, etc ?
I also appreciate some hint or tip to compile it in
VC6.

Thanks

Martin G.


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Well I’ve been trying to compile aedGUI under windows. For some unknown
and mysterious reason I can’t install win 2000, XP or simil in my computer. So
I can’t use the VC7 with the project file provided with the source code of
aedGUI. I tried with VC6 but I receive a lot of error messages. I set the
project’s properties with SDL and Freetype “correctly” but I don’t know what
Im doing wrong.

Please ask on the aedGUI mailing list:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=79749

Thanks!
-Sam Lantinga, Software Engineer, Blizzard Entertainment

Sam:
I’ll do it, thanks.

PS: Michael, There are too many errors to post them here.>> Well I’ve been trying to compile aedGUI under windows. For some

unknown
and mysterious reason I can’t install win 2000, XP or simil in my
computer. So I can’t use the VC7 with the project file provided with
the source code of aedGUI. I tried with VC6 but I receive a lot of
error messages. I set the project’s properties with SDL and Freetype
"correctly" but I don’t know what Im doing wrong.

Please ask on the aedGUI mailing list:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=79749

Thanks!
-Sam Lantinga, Software Engineer, Blizzard Entertainment


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