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On linux, just use the mingw c/c++ compiler and run/debug under wine. When it's time to run under windows, I compile under cygwin's mingw, and that usually jus
by jstewartmobile 9y ago
On linux, just use the mingw c/c++ compiler and run/debug under wine. When it's time to run under windows, I compile under cygwin's mingw, and that usually just works.
I'll edit later today when I get a chance and post my makefiles / compiler opts to github.
- jstewartmobile 9y agoHere is my quick-and-dirty cookbook: https://eggplant.pro/blog/writing-win32-applications-with-mingw-and-wine/ https://eggplant.pro/blog/writing-win32-applications-with-mi... If you need clarifications, just post a comment there. As for faster, VS2017 takes minutes to load on my machine (which is fairly beefy BTW). Even back when VS was fast, I could still work faster with the old userland progs like vim, grep, make, etc...