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What 's the real meaning "C::B can build the project cross the platform "???

Started by FreeSouth, June 01, 2007, 06:46:13 PM

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FreeSouth

????

Means the code is able to build on the ubuntu , but can run on the windows directly?  Do  I perceive in this way correct?

Thank you~~~~
@_@

 

TDragon

Only if you have a Linux-Windows cross-compiler. Generally, Code::Blocks is designed to help you create programs that can be compiled on more than one platform.
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FreeSouth

Quote from: TDragon on June 01, 2007, 06:53:21 PM
Only if you have a Linux-Windows cross-compiler. Generally, Code::Blocks is designed to help you create programs that can be compiled on more than one platform.

thx
Could you like to introduce a  cross-compiler to run on the Linux with C::B?
I want to build the OpenSceneGraph project on the ubuntu, please give me some addvise~~~   

raph

MinGW is the Windows port of GCC. You can use it on Linux to cross compile.
e.g. see here

Regards
raph