MS Visual Studio Express 2010, Cygwin, Eclipse together
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My current task is to develop C/C++ project for running on Linux (Ubuntu). My Windows PC has Visual Studio Express, Eclipse and Cygwin installed. I have worked with C/C++ on MS Windows years but I am new to the situation above. Could anyone help me to configure and show me step by step how to create and build a project (I need to work all on MS Windows 7)? I mean how to develop C/C++ project on Windows environment described as above and the built file can run on Linux. Thanks in advance.
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My current task is to develop C/C++ project for running on Linux (Ubuntu). My Windows PC has Visual Studio Express, Eclipse and Cygwin installed. I have worked with C/C++ on MS Windows years but I am new to the situation above. Could anyone help me to configure and show me step by step how to create and build a project (I need to work all on MS Windows 7)? I mean how to develop C/C++ project on Windows environment described as above and the built file can run on Linux. Thanks in advance.
Hi Mr. Nguyen, Please visit the following tutorials http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/860 http://talkbinary.com/programming/c/how-to-write-and-compile-c-program-in-linux/[^] http://www.aboutlinux.info/2006/04/steps-to-compile-c-c-programs-using.html[^] Hope this helps! With Kind Regards,
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My current task is to develop C/C++ project for running on Linux (Ubuntu). My Windows PC has Visual Studio Express, Eclipse and Cygwin installed. I have worked with C/C++ on MS Windows years but I am new to the situation above. Could anyone help me to configure and show me step by step how to create and build a project (I need to work all on MS Windows 7)? I mean how to develop C/C++ project on Windows environment described as above and the built file can run on Linux. Thanks in advance.
You cannot run Windows unmanaged programs on Linux. You can do the base development as long as your code is POSIX compliant, but you would be better getting access to a Linux system and using the Linux development tools.
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