Re: Mac-based RPG editor?

C not cross-platform? I thought C could be used on any platform, provided you 
have a compiler on that platform (similar to have a jvm on the platform to run 
java; without it, no java).

IBM does not want to support multiple platforms, which is their right.  

But I think IBM is going the wrong way, forcing us to maintain the machine, 
code the programmes and display data on another platform, in stead of 
enhancing/improving the original system.

Just my pet peeve (and in the wrong thread).

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 6-6-05 at 11:05 Scott Klement wrote:

>> WDSc is written in Java.  Should run with no problems on the Mac.  Free to
>> order from IBM if you've got a license for OS400.
>
>I wish that were so!  But it's not. I've talked to IBMers a few times 
>about this, and they've made it clear that WDSc only works in Windows. 
>Several of it's compontents are still written in C (I believe the 
>compilers/verifiers are the main thing) and therefore are not cross-platform.
>
>This is one of my biggest pet peeves -- that IBM rams Windows down your 
>throat. They tell you that you shouldn't use SEU, and then only give you 
>an alternative if you're a windows user.