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Topic: Binary compatibility

	Unix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In an effort towards compatibility, several Unix system vendors agreed on SVR4's ELF format as standard for binary and object code files.
		There were no "binary" editors in the original version of Unix - the entire system was configured using text shell commands and the least and greatest common denominator in the I/O system is the text byte - unlike "record-based" file systems in other computers.
		Its own kernel development project, GNU Hurd, had not produced a working kernel, but a compatible kernel called Linux was released as free software in 1992 (under the GNU General Public License).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/UNIX (4810 words)

	Mac OS X Development Services
		Our "Universal Binary Compatibility" toolkit assists in the conversion of "PowerPC only" applications to Universal Binaries faster.
		Vanteon is excited to offer our Xcode and Universal Binary conversion expertise to those ADC members who are preparing to adopt the new Intel Mac architecture.
		Migration to Universal Binaries for the new Intel Macintosh
	developer.apple.com /business/macosxdevsvcs.html (3067 words)

	developerWorks : Linux : New to Linux on Power Architecture
		Learn about the Linux innovations that IBM is contributing to the open source Linux development community at the Linux Technology Center.
		IBM technical validations allow you to test your products against set technical criteria to ensure compatibility with IBM offerings, while the Linux for iSeries Test Drive gives approved applicants a time-limited user ID on a Linux for iSeries system to allow them to try out Linux for iSeries.
		Closer yet to the proverbial wire, Linux and Unix gurus might find 64-bit PowerPC ELF Application Binary Interface Supplement 1.7 to be a bit of interesting light reading before bedtime.
	www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/linux/power/newto/index.html (4592 words)

	The Licquia Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I can understand why that’s the case, but as such, because of the (sane) library policies within the KDE project on binary compatibility we cannot simply use a GStreamer binding as our multimedia solution.
		Their efforts to solve binary compatibility problems, for example, have resulted in some seriously cool utilities.
		But they seem to have an inflated opinion of themselves, and it closes their minds to working with others.
	www.licquia.org (7390 words)

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