Re: wcout, wprintf() only print English
On Feb 25, 2:08 pm, Gerhard Fiedler <geli...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 2008-02-24 10:51:32, James Kanze wrote:
Also I have MS Visual C++ 2008 Express installed.
Under Linux ! :-)
Linux::VMWare::Windows::VC++2008 Express.
Thanks. I'll give it a try myself. (Of course, the
executables it generates will also require VMWare to run,
but it will allow at least verifying that my code compiles
with VC++ before trying to port it to Windows.)
How will the generated executables require VMware to run?
How will they not? VC++ will certainly still produce a Windows
executable, not a Linux executable.
If you generate executables in such an environment, they'll
run on any of the Windows platforms supported by your code and
compilation, whether under VMware or not.
If I had a Windows platform handy, I'd run VC++ on it. If I
have to run it under VMware, it's because I don't have a Windows
platform available otherwise.
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