Re: writing platform-portable code in vc++
- From: "Abubakar" <abubakarm@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 11:13:57 +0500
The situation is this that our client wants that there should be three diff
downloads, each for windows, linux and mac os. The client has forced us to
use the C++ cuz he doesnt wasnt the application to use *anything* extra that
would have to be downloaded by the people who would use this application. So
we cant use C# cuz that would require mono or .net redistributeables to be
downloaded where ever the application needs to be run (although we used C#
for the prototype).
> I think that Qt4 has sockets and thread support. The source code compiles
to
> Mac, Windows and Linux.
If I use Qt4 and build application using it, will that require any extra
thing to be downloaded and installed?
Ab.
"JAL" <JAL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ADE78A2C-ACED-49BC-AF84-EB10963B4EC0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I think that Qt4 has sockets and thread support. The source code compiles
to
> Mac, Windows and Linux.
>
> "Abubakar" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > we are finding out ways in which we could develop libraries that could
be
> > written in c++ in a way that we can use them in windows, linux, and mac
os.
> > We want to write portable code, so that it could be build on mac os,
linux,
> > and windows. The code would involve lots of multi-threading and
> > network/socket programming. Since I have read that vc++ 2k5 supports a
lot
> > of standard c++ stuff, can it help me to acheive what I want or I will
have
> > to use something like gnu c++ compiler like gcc I guess. We wanna start
with
> > writing application on windows os, and than when its completed, port the
> > code to run on linux and than on mac os. Need a lot of guidance. Also
please
> > mention any books of c++ that would allow us to do socket and
> > multi-threading programming for multiple platforms. Thanks.
> >
> > Abubakar.
> >
> >
> >
.
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