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They already have a great WSL going already. I run Ubuntu 18.04 under Windows 10 all day long. I use it to model and test code that will take hours to fold int
by greyhair 6y ago
They already have a great WSL going already.
I run Ubuntu 18.04 under Windows 10 all day long.
I use it to model and test code that will take hours to fold into a build for our embedded target. On the last feature I completed, I wrote 2500 lines of pthread / Unix domain socket server code, and it ran on my WSL/Ubuntu target with only lightweight text file based shims to replace drivers on the embedded target. When I slid it over into the embedded build flow, it ran on the first try, no changes.
Compiled as a unit test harness in about 3 seconds on my WSL instance. Our full embedded target takes 30 minutes to build. So the WSL/Ubuntu instance is a huge time saver.