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Re: EasyC in crossover
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Originally Posted by BradAMiller View Post
I couldn't tell from your post what your host system was, but it works well in VMWare Server which is free for Linux users. So you could install a windows VM with VMWare, then install all the easyC tools and you'll be in business.
I actually have an Intel Mac OS X system that is running the latest version of crossover (6.0 final). Yes I can have a virtualization or a dual boot situation, but that would require a windows license. The cheapest windows solution is about $90 (newegg (no upgrade)). Crossover is actually pretty amazing software considering how difficult it is reverse engineer APIs. I don't expect it to run soldworks, but it has done a good job in running some simple apps.
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