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eclipse and visual studio perspectives [message #1814272]

Sat, 07 September 2019 20:29

Fabricio Fernandez

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Registered: September 2019

Junior Member

When I compiling a c++ code in visual studio, the program is very portable in the sense that it can run in another windows system without any problems. When I compile it in windows using eclipse (oxygen and g++ cygwin compiler) the program do not run in another windows systems (same OS version). In general, I should to install the correct g++ run time libraries with cygwin installer in each machine I want to run the program. This is not very good in a practical way. In relation to this: 1) what is the correct way to compile my program (c++ and openmp lib) using eclipse (oxygen) in a way that the program will include all libs that it needs to run in another windows systems? 2) how I can do this in eclipse oxygen cdt particularly? thanks!

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Re: eclipse and visual studio perspectives [message #1814366 is a reply to message #1814272]

Tue, 10 September 2019 09:27

David Vavra

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Registered: October 2012

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cygwin provides a linux-like environment for Windows.
If you compile for cygwin then you must have cygwin to run it.
To make standalone Windows executables with GCC you need to use MinGW.
You may still need to supply runtime DLLs.
You need to supply runtime DLLS for programs compiled by Visual Studio as well
but many are already available in any Windows installation.

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