[M3devel] nt386gnu is posix or win32?

[Mika Nystrom]

That program I talked about that I build under PM3/Klagenfurt,
NT386GNU, is a multi-threaded real-time financial application that,
at times, trades over a million dollars an hour's worth of stocks.
It doesn't run on Windows for any technical reason.  If it were
completely up to me, it wouldn't.  But I am still glad that Modula-3
works on Windows.

     Mika

Darko writes:
>
>On 10/01/2008, at 3:16 AM, Jay wrote:
>> By "serious" I mean, "ship real software using it".
>
>Then the question is: what is' real' software. I've shipped commercial  
>software (a smallish application) using the existing native back end,  
>which doesn't produce very good code, but the performance was  
>adequate. For many other applications this won't be the case.
>
>You should look at this issue the other way around: If it allows  
>people to build 'serious' software, they will use it. If you have an  
>interest in Windows and M3, this would be one of the most useful  
>things you could do, IMHO.
>
>Darko.