Re: [Flightgear-devel] Cross platform compiling

[Gerhard Wesp]

 What compilers do we support?

I hope any compliant C++ compiler!

 I don't have MSVC++ so I was thinking of using MinGW or Cygwin to compile 
 with 
 and forgetting about stuff like #if defined(_MSC_VER) because I cannot test 

Good luck and let us know about your results!  I had success in
compiling FlightGear (0.9.6) with cygwin, however the resulting executable
seemed very unstable.  Don't know if it's me, my Windows system, cygwin,
or FlightGear.

Cheers
-Gerhard
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[Flightgear-devel] Cross platform compiling

[Paul Surgeon]

I need to write some cross platform code for FG.
The development is under Linux but I need to test that it will compile and run 
under *doze.

What compilers do we support?
I noticed that the precompiled binary that most new users will download is 
done with MSVC++.
I don't have MSVC++ so I was thinking of using MinGW or Cygwin to compile with 
and forgetting about stuff like #if defined(_MSC_VER) because I cannot test 
it.

Is this acceptable?

Thanks
Paul

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