Recompile the project under Linux so that it works, retains all the functionality that is implemented in it at the moment

[artem_niko]

Good afternoon!

When developing the project, I chose Standalone/Server and the project is launched via an exe file.
I wanted to host the project on a VPS server where Windows, but hosting temporarily does not provide Windows servers, only Linux-based.

How can I recompile the project under Linux so that it works, retains all the functionality that is implemented in it at the moment? Is it possible?

[irigsoft]

43 minutes ago, artem_niko said:

Good afternoon!

When developing the project, I chose Standalone/Server and the project is launched via an exe file.
I wanted to host the project on a VPS server where Windows, but hosting temporarily does not provide Windows servers, only Linux-based.

How can I recompile the project under Linux so that it works, retains all the functionality that is implemented in it at the moment? Is it possible?

Hi, I think there is a way to run a windows emulator on Linux: 

"Windows applications run on Linux through the use of third-party software. This capability does not exist inherently in the Linux kernel or operating system. The simplest and most prevalent software used for running Windows applications on Linux is a program called Wine"

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2580846/how-to-run-windows-apps-on-linux.html#:~:text=Windows applications run on Linux,is a program called Wine.

https://opensource.com/article/21/2/linux-wine

[artem_niko]

20 minutes ago, irigsoft said:

Hi, I think there is a way to run a windows emulator on Linux:

"Windows applications run on Linux through the use of third-party software. This capability does not exist inherently in the Linux kernel or operating system. The simplest and most prevalent software used for running Windows applications on Linux is a program called Wine"

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2580846/how-to-run-windows-apps-on-linux.html#:~:text=Windows applications run on Linux,is a program called Wine.

https://opensource.com/article/21/2/linux-wine

That is, it is impossible to recompile the project somehow, with Linux support?

[irigsoft]

11 minutes ago, artem_niko said:

That is, it is impossible to recompile the project somehow, with Linux support?

Sorry, I think unigue supports linux with delphi 10.3 ((Linux support is available for Delphi 10.3 and later)), but you have to consider database support as well.

http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/forum/51-other-platforms/

[artem_niko]

3 minutes ago, irigsoft said:

Sorry, I think unigue supports linux with delphi 10.03, but you have to consider database support as well.

http://forums.unigui.com/index.php?/forum/51-other-platforms/

I am developing a project in Delphi 10.4 CE, and as a DBMS I have Firebird, which perfectly supports Linux. With a simpler DBMS, as I understand it.

[irigsoft]

8 minutes ago, artem_niko said:

I am developing a project in Delphi 10.4 CE, and as a DBMS I have Firebird, which perfectly supports Linux. With a simpler DBMS, as I understand it.

try with this: http://www.unigui.com/doc/online_help/compling--running-a-unigui-app.htm?zoom_highlightsub=linux

from here: http://www.unigui.com/resources/online-documentation/developer-manual

[artem_niko]

8 minutes ago, irigsoft said:

try with this: http://www.unigui.com/doc/online_help/compling--running-a-unigui-app.htm?zoom_highlightsub=linux

As I understand it, if you create a project only, then you can do this.
In my case, there is already a project with huge functionality. 
Is it possible to translate it to Linux?
Not a new project, but an existing one.
Replacing the value in <FrameworkType> did not show me Linux support in the list of platforms.

[irigsoft]

1 minute ago, artem_niko said:

As I understand it, if you create a project only, then you can do this.
In my case, there is already a project with huge functionality. 
Is it possible to translate it to Linux?
Not a new project, but an existing one.
Replacing the value in <FrameworkType> did not show me Linux support in the list of platforms.

I don't know, here maybe @Sherzod or @Hayri ASLAN will help.