Yes, this is easy to do in Toolkit. Refer to Porting Shared Libraries in the Cross-Platform Developer's Guide.

Yes, this is a major advantage of using Toolkit. Please see the "HowTo" in the MKS Toolkit Resource Kit for details and source examples. In addition, see Evolving Applications with COM in the Cross-Platform Developer's Guide.

The NuTCRACKER Platform is the runtime component of Toolkit that provides UNIX system-layer emulation in a Win32 environment. MKS Toolkit for Enterprise Developers and MKS Toolkit for Professional Developers include header files, libraries, and other SDK tools that support development and deployment of NuTCRACKER Platform applications and DLLs.

Yes, this is a major advantage of using Toolkit. Please see the "HowTo" in the MKS Toolkit Resource Kit for details and source examples. In addition, see Evolving Applications with COM in the Cross-Platform Developer's Guide.

You could have a byte-ordering problem. The MKS Toolkit Resource Kit contains a port of ONC RPC, including XDR. The XDR functions (and the program RPCGEN) help you encode and decode binary data. The resource kit contains a sample use of XDR to save/retrieve a data structure in a platform neutral form, using the xdrstdio library. Libraries exist for UDP, TCP, memory, and the file system. The Toolkit socket library has implementations of htons(), htonl(), ntohs(), and ntohl().

It is possible to retrieve the underlying Win32 handle from the NuTCRACKER Platform with the _NutFdToHandle() API (or donate a handle to the NuTCRACKER Platform with _NutHandleToFd()). It is not possible, however, to share socket handles in this way. Once the NuTCRACKER Platform owns a socket handle, you may not continue to manipulate it with Win32 calls and vice versa. Yes. Toolkit implements FIFOs that are compatible with standard UNIX implementations.

Yes. NuTCRACKER Platform applications work with any X server because all X clients and servers speak the same, standard protocol. We have not found a Windows X server that fails to work with Toolkit.

DLL to Lib requires PC computer with Intel 486 or higher CPU, at least 4MB RAM memory and 20MB hard disk spaces. DLL to Lib can work on Window NT 3.1 or higher for NT series and Windows 95 or higher for Windows 9x series.

Skill/Topic: BeginnerA) TagPrefixB) Name space of the dll that is referencedC) AssemblynameD) All of the above

you have full control over the usage of the server, you will decide on what software that you want the server to run.

Yes! LispWorks (including the CAPI) is source code compatible between all supported platforms, so your LispWorks applications can be ported between Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX and Compaq Tru64 UNIX with a minimum of effort.

From the app. note above, DLL provides either the divided clock or the multiplied clock depending on what it is programmed and other phases, 90, 180, 270-degree, of the target clock. That's because of the minimum freq required by the DLL. High clock freq may cause the implementation tool to fail.

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In the 1920s, the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) recognized the potential value in tracking national crime statistics. The Committee on Uniform Crime Records of the IACP developed and initiated this voluntary national data collection effort in 1930. (The IACP continues to advise the FBI on the UCR Program's policies.

With the enactment of H.B. 586, which took effect on March 31, 1997, OPERS began collecting a mitigating rate of 6 percent. Beginning January 1, 1999, OPERS reached full funding, which means there was no unfunded liability. Consequently, OPERS ceased charging a mitigating rate to the ARP participants. In 2002, OPERS was no longer fully funded and thus could have begun charging ARP participants a mitigating rate.

The technology, although based on the tried-and-true mainframe computing model, is only now being embraced in the ed-tech marketplace. Previously, expensive server hardware and absolute necessity of third party software like Citrix made the cost justification difficult.

There is nothing special to do. All HAWHAW applications create automatically proper VoiceXML output, whenever a voice browser request is received. Nevertheless, HAWHAW offers some special functions to optimize VoiceXML output. All these functions follow the naming convention set_voice_...() and can be found in the reference section of the HAWHAW homepage. The most important of these special functions are described in the following chapters.

Answer: Applications that use web technologies can be deployed on the Internet, on a company intranet, or both. If the application is exposed to the Internet, then anyone who knows the URL can get to the site, but only those who have authorization to use the site can enter. If the application is deployed on the company intranet, then only those who have access to that intranet can access the site, and only if they have the access authority to do so.

Applications should come with all the DLLs they need (except for core windows DLLs). They sometimes forget to, and rely on you to already have the DLL or font installed. You can install the missing DLL or font in several ways: downloading them from the original creators of the runtime (eg. Microsoft). The easiest way to do this is with winetricks (see below). Do not download DLLs or scripts from websites you do not know and trust! Fake or infected DLLs can cause you great pain, even on Wine.

HP has a full suite of porting and migration services available for our HP e3000 customers. Starting with an analysis of your current situation, HP can help you with everything you need to get your application into production on HP 9000 (running HP-UX) or another HP platform.