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I’m trying to create a cross-Plataform application (for academic reasons), which at least works on Windows and Linux. For development I can only use standard libraries of c/c++ and the native API of each platform (Winapi and X11).
The problem is, this way, I’ll have to switch systems every time I want to test my code. Or develop in windows in Visual c++ (because visual c++ supports development for Linux). But none of the options pleases me (develop in windows, for various reasons, causes me huge headaches), good even would be to do everything on Linux.
I would like you to tell me, in this case, what would be the best thing to do?
I recommend a very good book, Windows System Programming. I think it’s in the 4th. edition and it covers it. But the book has an accent in C.
– lemoce
i do not like it much but a virtual machine serves perfectly
– skidils
https://www.qt.io/
– Lacobus
mingw-w64– gfleck