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Portable software can do that. IE. it can work on unix or windows.________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
If anyone can answer this question please let me know!!!!!!
Shaun
http://ccs.mit.edu/dell/portablesoftware-computingandcontroleng.pdf
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________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
If anyone can answer this question please let me know!!!!!!
Shaun
http://ccs.mit.edu/dell/portablesoftware-computingandcontroleng.pdf
Portable software can do that. IE. it can work on unix or windows.
shaun writes: That's what I thought it was also, so that is what I put
for the answer!!!!!!!! Thanks Dana!
Shaun writes: Ah, Baph, I dont think the answer is that "complicated","SHAUN" <camba850@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
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Shaun
Cross platform refers to software that works on different operating
systems
such as:
"AdobeŽ AcrobatŽ v6.0 Professional software enables business, creative,
and
engineering professionals who work with graphically complex documents to
improve the reliability and efficiency of business-critical document
exchange"
Cross platform refers to software that works on different operating systems________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
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Shaun
________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
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Shaun
________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
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Shaun
Java is a language that can be programmed to be portable, ie, it can work onJAVA refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
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"Magical."
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________ refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
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Ha Ha, that's what Came to my mine also.( he he)
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JAVA refers to software that can be easily moved from one type of
machine to another.
Dana wrote:
Java is a language that can be programmed to be portable, ie, it can work
on
both windows and unix.
C and C++ are languages that work on both Windoze and UnixJava is a language that can be programmed to be portable,
ie, it can work on both windows and unix.
Did not say there was. Was only using it as an example.Dana wrote:
Java is a language that can be programmed to be portable,
ie, it can work on both windows and unix.
C and C++ are languages that work on both Windoze and Unix
(and MacOS for that matter), Fortran is a language that
works on both Windoze and Unix, TCL, Perl, Pascal, Probably
many other languages work on both Windoze and Unix as well.
What's special about Java?
And MS still finds way to impede the Sun version of Java from working with1) The hype.
No, apart from the hype!
2) Sun Microsystems have fought to retain ownership of the
language and especially, of the standard platform API,
despite the best efforts of Microsoft.
3) Sun have always been meticulous about making the standard
platform API be complete (most programmers never need to
work around it*) and "OS Neutral."
4) Sun have always resisted the temptation to make anything
work better or deliver extra features when running on
their own operating system. (You KNOW what microsoft
would've done).
5) Each new release of Sun's reference implementation has
been simultaneous for all supported operating systems.
Noone gets a head start.
6) Um... I forget. There's probably more reasons, and
you probably can thank Sun for all of 'em.
-- Jim L.
(*) Unless, maybe, they need low-latency access to a serial
port :-(