Hi, all!
Has someone knows - is it possible to write an application for Windows and
then port it onto Linux using the Digtal Mars C++ compiler?
Thanks for your attention!

于 Sun, 20 Jun 2010 20:56:31 +0300
"SableteethHamster" <wf747@ukr.net> 写道:

> Hi, all!
> Has someone knows - is it possible to write an application for
> Windows and then port it onto Linux using the Digtal Mars C++
> compiler? Thanks for your attention!
> 
> 
> 

It's complicated. It depends what's used in your application, not only the compiler.

SableteethHamster wrote:
> Hi, all!
> Has someone knows - is it possible to write an application for Windows and then port it onto Linux using the Digtal Mars C++ compiler?
> Thanks for your attention!

If you're asking for a version of DMC++ that is for Linux, there isn't one. If you're asking to be able to port code developed with DMC++ to Linux, yes, that's possible and I do it every day!

Thanks for explanation.....
I hoped that DMC is a crossplatform compiler.

Thank you. :(

By the way - why DMC still doesn't  work on Linux - what's the matter? I think Qt + DMC will be sounds good. Am I wrong?

Sincerelly, Hamster.


"Walter Bright" <newshound2@digitalmars.com> ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: news:hvtdm4$1fmi$2@digitalmars.com...
> SableteethHamster wrote:
>> Hi, all!
>> Has someone knows - is it possible to write an application for Windows
>> and then port it onto Linux using the Digtal Mars C++ compiler?
>> Thanks for your attention!
>
> If you're asking for a version of DMC++ that is for Linux, there isn't one. If you're asking to be able to port code developed with DMC++ to Linux, yes, that's possible and I do it every day!

SableteethHamster wrote:
> Thanks for explanation.....
> I hoped that DMC is a crossplatform compiler.
> 
> Thank you. :(
> 
> By the way - why DMC still doesn't  work on Linux - what's the matter?
> I think Qt + DMC will be sounds good. Am I wrong?


It could be done, it's just that there isn't much customer interest for it.