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pcm under Linux with wine (?)

 
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Felix Althaus



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pcm under Linux with wine (?)
PostPosted: Tue Aug 05, 2003 8:44 am     Reply with quote

(may a little bit off-topic)

Hello

Did anybody tried to run a Windows-pcm under Linux with wine? I tried but without success (I like my pcm compiler and don't want to buy a new linux one).

many thanks
mfg
Felix
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RE: pcm under Linux with wine (?)
PostPosted: Tue Aug 05, 2003 12:57 pm     Reply with quote

:=(may a little bit off-topic)
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:=Hello
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:=Did anybody tried to run a Windows-pcm under Linux with wine? I tried but without success (I like my pcm compiler and don't want to buy a new linux one).
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:=many thanks
:=mfg
:=Felix

Haven't tried it with Wine, but it does work very well with VMware and a Win98 guest OS. Under VMware I am able to run MPLAB with ICD2 using USB and compile and debug both. I am running PCWH, but I normally use ConText as my editor and just compile using the CCS tools.

-Troy
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