Re: [GD-General] free development tools

[<cas...@ya...>]

Well, it seems that you can use mingw headers and libraries under the cygwin
environment and there are some headers for directx7, so this should be
enough for my needs. Anyway, I'd still like to recieve advice from someone
with experience in this field.


Ignacio Castaño
cas...@ya...


Ignacio Castaño wrote:
> Hi,
> I've been doing all my win32 coding on a 'student' version of visual
studio.
> However, I want now to distribute one of my programs and I'm looking for a
> free (or at least cheap) windows compiler. I've been trying cygwin's gcc,
> but compiled programs require cygwin.dll, and building dynamic link
> libraries seems to be really complex. Appart from that linking with
DirectX
> seems also to be a problem. I can probably work all those things out, but
> before that, I would like to know which alternatives are out there (mingw,
> lcc, etc) and which path would you recommend.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
>
> Ignacio Castaño
> cas...@ya...
>
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