Windows GUI apps cross-compiled from Linux or Mac OS X?

2005-09-29 Thread Chase 
Is it possible to use GCC to cross-compile a GUI app for Windows (XP  
specifically) from another platform like Linux or Mac OS X or BeOS?


If so, please either explain in your reply the basic steps required  
to do this or direct me to instructions on how to do so.


- Chase

TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA 2018 Attendee list ?

2018-10-10 Thread Peter Chase 
Hi,

 

Hope you are having a great day! 

 

I am glad to know that you are exhibiting at TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA
2018. I wanted to let you know that we have the current attendee list of
3,870 contacts for TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA 2018.

 

We would provide the contact information including : Company name, URL/web
address, Contacts name, Job titles, Mailing address, phone number and direct
email address etc..

 

Project details:

Total Contacts - 3,870

List Delivery-XLS/CSV

Package options  - Basic & Premium

 

Let me know if you are interested and I shall get back to you with the
pricing and other information.

 

 

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Peter Chase

 

 

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RE: TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA 2018 Attendee list ?

2018-10-11 Thread Peter Chase 
Hello,  

 

Hope you are doing good. I am not sure whether you got a chance to read my
previous mail (mentioned below). 

 

Please let me know if you are interested in acquiring the complete list of
attendee contacts.

 

Hope to hear from you soon.

 

Best Wishes,

Peter

 

From: Peter Chase [mailto:peter.ch...@conference-delegates.com] 
Sent: 10 October 2018 16:52
To: 'gcc@gcc.gnu.org'
Subject: TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA 2018 Attendee list ?

 

Hi,

 

Hope you are having a great day! 

 

I am glad to know that you are exhibiting at TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA
2018. I wanted to let you know that we have the current attendee list of
3,870 contacts for TechNet Asia-Pacific - AFCEA 2018.

 

We would provide the contact information including : Company name, URL/web
address, Contacts name, Job titles, Mailing address, phone number and direct
email address etc..

 

Project details:

Total Contacts - 3,870

List Delivery-XLS/CSV

Package options  - Basic & Premium

 

Let me know if you are interested and I shall get back to you with the
pricing and other information.

 

 

Best Regards,

Peter Chase

 

 

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gfortran option -fno-automatic and -finit-local-zero

2014-06-18 Thread Chase, Jeffrey G. (IS) (Contr) 
Hello,

First of all thanks so much for all your hard work!  I'm compiling a bunch of 
legacy fortran that relies on SAVE semantics from relic compilers.  I'm using 
the -fno-automatic option to replicate that behavior.  I also was using the 
-finit-local-zero option, assuming that it would initialize local variables 
upon first use, and then save their values in subsequent calls due to the 
-fno-automatic option.  However, I found that -finit-local-zero would 
initialize local variables to zero upon each subroutine call regardless of 
whether -fno-automatic was used or not.  I don't know if this is expected 
behavior, but I thought you may want to mention it in the gfortran man page.

Thanks again!
-Jeff Chase