Re: Q: wine on Euphoria programs

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Jerry Story wrote:

>The reason for these questions is that every time I make the
>smallest change in a program that is supposed to run on both
>Linux and Windows, I gotta reboot to Windows to bind it and test
>it. Then of course it doesn't work right so I gotta go back and
>forth again.

Some alternatives for you to think about:

If you are running Linux as the host OS, you can use QEMU to run
Windows under Linux.  That way, you don't have to reboot - Linux
and Windows are running at the same time.  QEMU is an emulator.

If you are running Windows as the host OS, you can use VMWARE
or QEMU to run Linux under Windows.  Another alternative is to
run CoLinux, which is a version of Linux that runs under Windows.

The great thing about all of these is that you don't have to
reboot.  Just switch to a different Window.

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