Rick
08-02-04, 05:32 AM
I was wondering that is there any Linux Like Compiler which has all the Network Header Files in which i can do a bit of Sockets Programming?...I dont intend to use Winsock etc.
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View Full Version : Linux Compiler on Windows? Rick 08-02-04, 05:32 AM I was wondering that is there any Linux Like Compiler which has all the Network Header Files in which i can do a bit of Sockets Programming?...I dont intend to use Winsock etc. bye! Alpha 08-02-04, 05:40 AM - http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html dmcm01 08-02-04, 05:50 AM why dont you just use a linux multiboot? that thers real linux boy! i dont see why anything to do with linux woulnt be in there? Rick 08-03-04, 12:54 AM Dev doesnt have the Network Header Files i want;like netdb,net/inet.h etc... bye! Rick 08-03-04, 12:57 AM DMCM, I installed Debian on IBM Thnkpad x40 lap,but my wireless and IBM shock detectors werent working.I havent found a link on IBM for Linux support,for this piece.I am stuck with Xp on this Lap.While i am away,i use this quite a lot,so was hoping to get a Compiler which works like the Linux ones,but for Win XP. thanks. bye! Alpha 08-03-04, 01:02 AM The link I gave you is to a free IDE (Integrated Development Environment) which uses a direct port of gcc (the linux c++ compiler). This might help with your other problems: - http://www.google.com/linux?q=IBM%20ThinkPad%20X40&num=30&sourceid=firefox supermax 08-03-04, 02:19 PM you could alwasy try cygwin who is a linux distrobution that run on windows but I think not all teh ehader come with it. www.cygwin.com |