Re: NEC-LIST: Compiling NEC under Linux

Phil, in my opinion, the Debian flavor seems best for code
development (more stable and easier for source code compilations due
to their more stable kernel and libraries), while Ubuntu and others
are generally more for utilization (i.e. "ready to use" and more
"user-friendly"). However, most commercial Linux-based softwares use
SUSE Linux as their standard Linux OS. By the way, NEC2, NEC2++ and
other variants are already available in package form for Debian (i.e.
compilation is not required).
Hope this helps.
~Kin

At 17:22 4/24/2009, Phil Ede wrote:
>Dear NEC Users
>
>I am considering switching to Linux and have a basic license for the
>Intel compilers.
>I would first need to establish a development environment so I can
>compile a number of Legacy programs, NEC4 being the first.
>Which version of Linux would be best ?
>
>
>Phil Ede
>
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