4 ms·

Windows, for one.

• sgarland 2y ago
  That’s on you for using Windows.
  • maccard 2y ago
    My experience with "portable" software is that it's portable as long as you're using the same OS and toolchain as the author. Other systems exist, and plenty of us are less belligerent about our choice of OS.
• skydhash 2y ago
  As for windows, I always assume you need to install an IDE like visual studio, clion, codeblocks.
  • maccard 2y ago
    Cmd and powershell exist and have done for a long time. There was a period of time where the visual C++ compiler was bundled with the IDE but it’s been available separately for the best part of a decade. Various incarnations of gnu-on-windows have existed for longer than that - Msys/cygwin/wsl are all feasible options and have been for ages. But, none of them come preinstalled.