What do you mean by "Cross Linux/Windows Platform"?
-Dev-C++ isn't technically a compiler; it's a frontend. A stable Dev does not exist for linux =-(
-gcc (mingw 2.95/3.2) is the default compiler on Dev-C++
-gcc (2.95/3.x) is the default on linux
-they should work together alright
-Dev is written in Delphi. Delphi can compile on linux (www.borland.com/kylix)
-It might be a headache to port Dev to linux though; in theory its possible
-the gui doesnt live on both platforms, but the code written in dev should live on both platforms with little or zero modification (depends on what you're doing)
Nhan
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Can Dev-c Cross Linux/Windows Platform?
What does this mean?
If it asks whether Dev-C++ runs on both platforms, see the FAQ, the basic answer is no, Dev for PC is written in Delphi.
Wayne
What do you mean by "Cross Linux/Windows Platform"?
-Dev-C++ isn't technically a compiler; it's a frontend. A stable Dev does not exist for linux =-(
-gcc (mingw 2.95/3.2) is the default compiler on Dev-C++
-gcc (2.95/3.x) is the default on linux
-they should work together alright
-Dev is written in Delphi. Delphi can compile on linux (www.borland.com/kylix)
-It might be a headache to port Dev to linux though; in theory its possible
-the gui doesnt live on both platforms, but the code written in dev should live on both platforms with little or zero modification (depends on what you're doing)
Nhan
Check out the faq for more details on why Kylix did not work out...