multi platform applications
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Is it possible to develop a multi platform applications in vc++. If yes then what i have to do for that.
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Is it possible to develop a multi platform applications in vc++. If yes then what i have to do for that.
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Is it possible to develop a multi platform applications in vc++. If yes then what i have to do for that.
You cannot (directly) Visual Studio will only target the Windows OS (create executable for that specific OS). You will have to create different project on the OS you also want to release your application (linux, mac, ... ) Generic C++ code can be easily made to be portable (compilable) on all compilers on all the platforms you want to support. OS dependent code will need to be written for each platform (mostly UI, filesystem, ... ) There are toolkit for UI and filesystem that are cross-platform (QT, for example) that will let you write most of the code on one platform and rebuild the same code on the different other platform you want to support (I'm not expert, you will have to look that up). You will need to have a development environment for each platform you wish to develop for.
Nihil obstat
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You cannot (directly) Visual Studio will only target the Windows OS (create executable for that specific OS). You will have to create different project on the OS you also want to release your application (linux, mac, ... ) Generic C++ code can be easily made to be portable (compilable) on all compilers on all the platforms you want to support. OS dependent code will need to be written for each platform (mostly UI, filesystem, ... ) There are toolkit for UI and filesystem that are cross-platform (QT, for example) that will let you write most of the code on one platform and rebuild the same code on the different other platform you want to support (I'm not expert, you will have to look that up). You will need to have a development environment for each platform you wish to develop for.
Nihil obstat
Thanks max. I also searched a lot on this topic i think i have to develop my application on QT.