INTERIX: UNIX Application Portability to Windows NT via an Alternative Environment Subsystem

OPENNT: UNIX Application Portability to Windows NT

SAP R/3 In A UNIX Environment: A Case Study For Client/Server Capacity Planning

SAP R/3 is a multi-tier client/server application which supports and simplifies business applications in areas of finance, production, distribution, sales, and human resources. It recently has become very popular worldwide, and in many cases drives the purchase of significant amounts of UNIX hardware. It’s multi-tier architecture typifies the strategies of mission critical applications implemen...

UWIN – UNIX* for Windows

This paper describes an effort of trying to build a UNIX interface layer on top of the Windows NT and Windows 95 operating system. The goal was to build an open environment rich enough to be both a good development environment and a suitable execution environment. The result of this effort is a set of libraries, headers, and utilities that we collectively refer to as UWIN. UWIN contains nearly ...

Porting UNIX to Windows NT

The Software Engineering Research department at Murray Hill writes and distributes several widely used development tools and reusable libraries that are portable across virtually all UNIX platforms. To enhance reuse of these tools and libraries, we want to make them available on systems running Windows NT and/or Windows 95. We did not want to support multiple versions of these libraries, and we...

Weather Research and Forecast ( WRF ) Model Port to Windows : Preliminary Report

The Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) project is a multi-year/multi-institution collaboration to develop a next generation regional forecast model and data assimilation system for operational numerical weather prediction (NWP) and atmospheric research. Under this project – a collaboration between The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), Microsoft Corporation, Advanced Micro Device...