Top "Platform-independent" questions

Software or peripherals intended to permit uniform functionality on multiple platforms, such as multiple operating systems or multiple devices.

Play a Sound with Python

What's the easiest way to play a sound file (.wav) in Python? By easiest I mean both most platform independent …

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File.separator vs FileSystem.getSeparator() vs System.getProperty("file.separator")?

There seems to be three identical ways to get the platform-dependent "file separator" platform-independently: java.io.File.separator java.nio.…

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Node.js - Find home directory in platform agnostic way

Process.platform returns "win32" for Windows. On Windows a user's home directory might be C:\Users[USERNAME] or C:\Documents …

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Platform independent size_t Format specifiers in c?

I want to print out a variable of type size_t in C but it appears that size_t is …

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Remove filename from a URL/Path in java

How do I remove the file name from a URL or String? String os = System.getProperty("os.name").toLowerCase(); String …

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Is .NET platform independent?

.NET is a language independent platform. But is it platform independent as well ? How ? EDIT : I have heard, .NET 4.0 is …

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Platform independent languages

I was searching a bit for another platform independent language like Java. Are there other P.I. languages? Thanks

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Where is Boost.Process?

I need to execute a program and retrieve its stdout output in c++. I'd like my code to be cross-platform …

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C++ Converting a time string to seconds from the epoch

I have a string with the following format: 2010-11-04T23:23:01Z The Z indicates that the time is UTC. …

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What is os.linesep for?

Python's os module contains a value for a platform specific line separating string, but the docs explicitly say not to …

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