N neptunet macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 12, 2005 22 0 Feb 1, 2011 #1 I have to write some C++ programs for Win32 for class.. is there any way for me to do this in Mac OS X or is it a waste?
I have to write some C++ programs for Win32 for class.. is there any way for me to do this in Mac OS X or is it a waste?
gnasher729 Suspended Nov 25, 2005 17,980 5,566 Feb 2, 2011 #2 neptunet said: I have to write some C++ programs for Win32 for class.. is there any way for me to do this in Mac OS X or is it a waste? Click to expand... Standard C++ with command line interface: No problem, except that Windows compilers are often quite bad at supporting the C++ standard. Windows-specific user interface: Not a chance, but then a C++ programming course shouldn't require that.
neptunet said: I have to write some C++ programs for Win32 for class.. is there any way for me to do this in Mac OS X or is it a waste? Click to expand... Standard C++ with command line interface: No problem, except that Windows compilers are often quite bad at supporting the C++ standard. Windows-specific user interface: Not a chance, but then a C++ programming course shouldn't require that.
Cromulent macrumors 604 Oct 2, 2006 6,827 1,131 The Land of Hope and Glory Feb 2, 2011 #3 The problem comes from the build system. On Mac OS X people generally use make which is pain to get working on Windows. Something like cmake is a better option as it works on both Mac OS X and Windows and is fairly straightforward to use.
The problem comes from the build system. On Mac OS X people generally use make which is pain to get working on Windows. Something like cmake is a better option as it works on both Mac OS X and Windows and is fairly straightforward to use.