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Re: Cross-development with Visual Studio
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Re: Cross-development with Visual Studio


  • Subject: Re: Cross-development with Visual Studio
  • From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 20:33:10 +0200

Am 05.08.2004 um 19:45 schrieb Raymond Rabu:

... However, when I compiled the same project in MS Visual Studio, I find that my memory consumption runs up over 300MB !! ...

Wrong list. Try some MS Visual Studio list.


I thought C++ was fairly standard across these compilers (at the level I'm using it anyway).

My understanding is, MS didn't manage to sell a a C++ standards compliant compiler yet. gcc for windows should be worth a try.


How about building a gcc cross compiler and do all development on the Mac? Xcode already comes with cross compiling environments for older Mac OS' so a more foreign platform shouldn't be too hard to integrate.


I've traced it down to this line of code: ...

[code example snipped]

(makes me smile about the simple beauty of Objective-C)


Cheers, Markus

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