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Re: double clickable C app (for Windows)

CodeWarrior has a cross-platform compiler, so it knows how to compile for the x86 platform..

So, no, I don't think it is possible. I know there are cross-platform compilers available for gcc, but unless your application also knows about the windows api or is a java based application, it likely won't work.

I noticed you mention a C based program and you are trying to create a windows executable... I am guessing it is all command line based... you could get virtual pc and compile it using gcc on the windows platform... if it is not all command line but a GUI app, then there's the entire Windows API, which most people bypass and use MFC for most everything..


On Sunday, September 7, 2003, at 04:20 PM, David Thorp wrote:

Greetings Philip and the list...

I asked a while back:

I also want to know if it's possible for me to compile my C program from PB to create a Windows executable, or can I only do that by compiling it on a Windows box itself.

And Philip replied:

You don't actually need a billy box to compile it. For instance I use CodeWarrior to compile for x86 targets and VirtualPC to check if the output actually works.

My question now is:

Is what you're doing in CodeWarrior possible/easy in PB (or the terminal)?

If so, can anyone tell me how please?

Thanks!
David.
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