Is it possible to make Linux binaries with MS Windows?
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I am curious... is it possible to create Linux binaries with Visual C++? This would save me tons of time, in general (from compiling to jed''ing the file, going to the error line, fixing, and rinse+repeating that).
Not with Visual C++, but possible on MS Windows, with a
cross-compiler.
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cross-compiler.
Kami no Itte ga ore ni zettai naru!
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Could the cross-compiler be "plugged-in" like the Intel C++ compiler is used? (as an alternative to the MSVC compiler)
quote:Original post by SiCrane
No.
GCC can do it.
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quote:Original post by SiCrane
Using gcc would be, by definition, not using Visual C++. Read the original post again.
No.
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http://medev.sourceforge.net
You can use Dev C++ or some other GCC compiler based package for creating Linux static libraries (.a). Not sure about .so, have never tried it but I wouldn''t have thought so.
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