Oct-27-2016, 09:24 AM
No, you can find find C compilers for Windows. The canonical free compiler is GCC, and you'll find Windows version for it, but they come with whole command-line environments that emulate the Linux one (MinGW or Cywgwin).
The code you compile on Windows to debug on Windows won't run as is on Linux, it will have to be recompiled for Linux (different formats for executable code). If you create a makefile this will be quick and easy.
This said if the code targets Linux better develop it on Linux... What keeps you on Windows? A text editor?
The code you compile on Windows to debug on Windows won't run as is on Linux, it will have to be recompiled for Linux (different formats for executable code). If you create a makefile this will be quick and easy.
This said if the code targets Linux better develop it on Linux... What keeps you on Windows? A text editor?
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