[Dev-C++] "Best practices" for cross-platform development
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From: Thomas S. <ml...@hp...> - 2005-07-13 22:02:30
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Hi all, I'm new to C programming. I spent a great deal of time looking into IDEs that would help me learn C and help speed up the development process. I was also looking for an IDE that would provide some cross-platform capabilities--Dev-C++ seems to fit this profile. Being new to C I'm not sure what the best way would be to use Dev-C++ to ensure my programs remain compatible with multiple platforms (in particular, Windows and *nix). The program I plan to write will primarily be console-based with (possibly) a GUI as a frontend. Does Dev-C++ fit this use well? And where might I find more information about using Dev-C++ for this purpose as well as general guidelines for programming with multiple platforms in mind? Thanks in advance for your help. Tom |