在Windows上运行并生成Linux代码的C ++编译器

Question

我只是好奇这是否可行：是否有在Windows上运行的C ++编译器并且可以生成Linux代码？

Answer 1

The g++ cross compiler can do that.

See http://metamod-p.sourceforge.net/cross-compiling.on.windows.for.linux.html .

Answer 2

Absolutely it's possible. You need a compiler that can handle cross-compilations and then specify the target. The key point is to get a compiler that's capable of creating the binary files in a manner required by the target system. g++ would do just that for you.

I worked on a project where we used linux to create embedded arm executables using their C compiler, and then used scp to copy it over for testing.

Answer 3

Yes it's possible, but why bother? There is a risk that you will set it up incorrectly and get a binary which doesn't work correctly.

Plus also, you'll need vmware** installed so you can test the resulting binaries - you are going to run comprehensive tests, aren't you?

Simply set up another VM to do the building (because of course, you need to test that it will work on a machine without the build-tools installed).

** Other virtualisation platforms are available, this is not a commercial.

Answer 4

There are also libraries such as this one: http://www.shlomifish.org/open-source/portability-libs/ that provide portability between platforms. For other ones I suggest looking for abstraction libraries

Answer 5

如果你有足够的CPU，你应该得到VirtualBox ，只需安装kubuntu或任何其他发行版，虽然听起来可能很复杂，但测试二进制文件和调试它们会更容易。