Application Programming Interface for Windows: Difference between revisions

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On May 5, 1993, [[Sun Microsystems]] announced [[Windows Application Binary Interface]] (WABI), a product to run Windows software on Unix, and the '''Public Windows Interface''' ('''PWI''') initiative, an effort to standardize a subset of the popular 16-bit Windows APIs.<ref name="SunFlash">{{cite web

| url = httphttps://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux/msg/0a7c3867abdb4a76

| title = SunFLASH Vol 53: Sun Introduces Wabi - Allows MS-Windows Apps To Run Under UNIX

|date=May 1993

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| page = 16

| publisher = InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.

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{{anchor|Willows|TWIN}}<!-- should be expanded in a separate article on Willows Software at a later stage -->In April 1995, [[Willows Software, Inc.]] (formerly [[Multiport, Inc.]]<ref>{{cite web