You may also want to look at wine (www.winehq.org). IIRC they have a number of libraries to aid in compiling windows programs in Linux. They also have a tool that can act as a sort of emulation layer for Windows programs under Linux without recompiling your program through means of implementing the windows API for Linux.
P.S. I know that technically speaking Wine Is Not an Emulator, but even the wine guys use the term to describe what it does in practice. -Matt McDonald On 3/10/07, Jonathan Pryor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 10:55 +0000, Manish Upadayay wrote: > Can i build source code of vc++ (in subversion) in suse 9.3 > withoout insatalling vc++ on suse.is that MONO can help .or if u have > any suggestion please give me. Visual C++ is a Microsoft IDE for Windows. Source code written in it is usually within the C++ language. 1. C++ isn't a managed language (i.e. something that will generate CIL which Mono can execute). 2. C++/CLI *is* a managed language, but it can only be used with Visual Studio.NET 2005. There is no current way to compile C++/CLI code on any flavor of Linux. (Then there are the myriad issues with trying to run C++/CLI assemblies under Mono, which isn't trivial...) Consequently, it's unlikely that Mono can help in any way. If your C++ code is portable -- i.e. no ties to Win32 APIs -- then you could probably use g++ to compile it, but (again) that's not Mono. - Jon _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
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