Comment on Swift on Mac OS 9 (2020)Comments−estebank4yI love these kind of anachronistic efforts, like the one in the article or the one getting Rust to run on Win98[1] from around the same time.[1]: https://seri.tools/blog/compiling-rust-for-legacy-windows/−rgoulter4ySlack on Windows 3.11 https://github.com/yeokm1/w31slackC# on Windows 3.11 https://www.hanselman.com/blog/net-everywhere-apparently-als...−anthk4yWith Win 3.1, some IRC client and Bitlbee you can chat everywhere :).Also, a gopher client makes the Win 3.1 desk not-so-obsolete.Ok, let's back to languages. I think some versions of Lazarus/Free Pascal still target Win 3.11 or Windows 9x at least.
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I love these kind of anachronistic efforts, like the one in the article or the one getting Rust to run on Win98[1] from around the same time.
[1]: https://seri.tools/blog/compiling-rust-for-legacy-windows/
Slack on Windows 3.11 https://github.com/yeokm1/w31slack
C# on Windows 3.11 https://www.hanselman.com/blog/net-everywhere-apparently-als...
With Win 3.1, some IRC client and Bitlbee you can chat everywhere :).
Also, a gopher client makes the Win 3.1 desk not-so-obsolete.
Ok, let's back to languages. I think some versions of Lazarus/Free Pascal still target Win 3.11 or Windows 9x at least.