From: James Milne <james dot milne at mac dot com>
go and use gcc.
Well, I must wait for my linux computer to arrive, then I will try.
But must you do the compiling on two different computers? This is
annoying. I'd like to just do testing on two different computers
(unavoidable), but compiling is best on one.
I do all my compilation on one computer.
You can compile GCC so that it runs on one machine, but can compile
code for another. You need more than just GCC though; you need all the
OS headers/libs and C runtime headers/libs.
I've built two cross-compilers: one for Linux, and one for Win32 (using
MinGW32). I also have other ones, but they are not pertinent for
building plugins.
You can download them here:
<http://www.essencesw.com/CrossCompilers.zip>
I'll let you know how these work for me, thanks :o)
I suppose you do the testing on the real computers, though? Nothing
like the real world final thing to do testing on.
--
Theodore H. Smith - Software Developer - www.elfdata.com/plugin/
Industrial strength string processing code, made easy.
(If you believe that's an oxymoron, see for yourself.)
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