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Bob
Hello,
I have a 15 years old application that I have written in perl without
any IDE. This
application has a PostgreSQL database as server side, a tk-based
client, and
both run on linux only. I feel trapped, because
- the client is not compiled, and thus runs slowly;
- the client must now run also on osx and windows, natively;
- the client's tk-based gui is limited, but I have no clue about
cross-platform alternatives;
- each time I try to port it to windows or osx I get missing components
and misbehaviours.
How do I reshape the client so that I can develop it in one machine and
generate
reliable and installable executables for other platforms?
Regards,
Bob
I have a 15 years old application that I have written in perl without
any IDE. This
application has a PostgreSQL database as server side, a tk-based
client, and
both run on linux only. I feel trapped, because
- the client is not compiled, and thus runs slowly;
- the client must now run also on osx and windows, natively;
- the client's tk-based gui is limited, but I have no clue about
cross-platform alternatives;
- each time I try to port it to windows or osx I get missing components
and misbehaviours.
How do I reshape the client so that I can develop it in one machine and
generate
reliable and installable executables for other platforms?
Regards,
Bob