Borland's Turbo Pascal 7.0 is the language I used. Nice, easy to use, and pretty fast since it compiles a tight stand-alone exe. It runs under DOS on a dedicated 486-66 machine for the purpose - used to be a 286-10 but I needed more speed when I upgraded the drive electronics to handle it. The G code is all EIA standard.

PackMan runs on all modern versions of Windows: Win98, Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. It is recommended that PackMan server components be installed on machines running Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional, or higher. See similar questions...

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WWWomen runs on an Apache Unix server connected to a T3 on a backbone hub. Our search technology is a proprietary program written specifically for our needs at WWWomen. Our equipment plans will grow as our service grows based upon the needs of our users. See similar questions...

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Exult should be able to be compiled (with minor modifications) on any platform that SDL supports. Right now the source can be compiled in Linux/i386, Linux/Alpha, MacOS (requires at least MacOS 8.5 or higher), OSX, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris, BeOS and Win32 (Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/XP). Ruediger Hanke's ported Exult to MorphOS and AmigaOS. You can find the homepage for this version at http://www.muenster.de/~tomjoad/exult.html. See similar questions...

PEDITOR runs under the Windows platform, specifically 2000/XP. PEDITOR has run on a variety of platforms in the past, including ILLIAC 4 supercomputers, CRAY supercomputers, Digital Equipment Corp. DECSYS10 and MicroVax mini-computers, IBM and PDP mainframes, the original MS/DOS, and Windows 3.1. However, expert system and automated batch procedures for clustering/classification/mosaicking/estimation MUST be run on a Windows 2000 or XP device. See similar questions...

The nuiViewer™ currently runs on Windows® platforms. Support for other platforms such as Linux, IRIX and MAC OS X will soon be available. See similar questions...

A major advantage of eFORMz is that it is written in JAVA, making it one of the most portable "forms solutions" software products on the market! Projects designed to run on an AS/400, HP-UX, or MPE platform can easily be migrated to a Linux, Solaris or Windows environment with no modifications necessary to the form or project file. See similar questions...

Check the source code to Zinf out on platform X and get it to compile. Once you have it compiling and Zinf is reasonably stable, please send us a set of patches and we will include your changes in the next Zinf distribution. Check out the geek pages for details on this how to check out the source code. See similar questions...

Because the Java Foundation Classes are designed to be truly cross-platform, they run equally well on all Java Compatible Platforms. See similar questions...

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JDM has no political experience, but he watches and reads an unhealthy amount of news. His writing career comes first and he will never, ever run for any office of any kind, unless he can count on your support. If he were to run, his platform would be libertarian. No, we mean libertarian, with lowercase letters from beginning to end. There’s a difference. Look it up. Anyway, the point is, JDM is no longer affiliated with a political party. He thinks they suck. See similar questions...

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