GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

[Lassi Hautakangas]

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Where would I find the "gnu C++" ´ which would operate in the WIN98
operating system from ?

Re: GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

[Rick Dearman]

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http://www.delorie.com 			      ( DJGPP GCC/GPP GNU 32 bit C/C++
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Lassi Hautakangas wrote:
> 
> Where would I find the "gnu C++" ´ which would operate in the WIN98
> operating system from ?

Re: GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

[Mumit Khan]

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In article < 81oj2v$sps$1@news.koti.tpo.fi >,
Lassi Hautakangas <lhauta@koti.tpo.fi> wrote:
>Where would I find the "gnu C++" ´ which would operate in the WIN98
>operating system from ?

See http://www.xraylith.wisc.edu/~khan/software/gnu-win32/ for 3 different
gcc-2.95.2 ports to various win32 targets.

  - Cygwin -- Uses Cygnus' POSIX API (Unix'y)
    http://sourceware.cygnus.com/cygwin/
  - Mingw -- Use Microsoft runtime, no POSIX (native Win32)
  - UWIN -- Uses AT&T UWIN POSIX API (Unix'y)
    http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/uwin/

There is short synopsis of these terms (Cygwin, Mingw, UWIN) on my
web site to help you decide.

For either Cygwin or UWIN, you need install the base system from
respective sites. For Mingw, all you need are the compiler tools 
from my site (self extracting package).

All distributions come with C, C++, F77, ObjC compilers and runtime
headers/libraries. Cygwin and UWIN also come with GNU Java compiler.

See http://gcc.gnu.org/ for information on GCC compilers.

For DOS target, see http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/ .

Regards,
Mumit

Re: GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

[Rick Dearman]

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http://www.delorie.com 			      ( DJGPP GCC/GPP GNU 32 bit C/C++
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Lassi Hautakangas wrote:
> 
> Where would I find the "gnu C++" ´ which would operate in the WIN98
> operating system from ?

GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

[Lassi Hautakangas]

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Where would I find the "gnu C++" ´ which would operate in the WIN98
operating system from ?

Re: GNU C++ for WIN98 ?

[Mumit Khan]

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In article < 81oj2v$sps$1@news.koti.tpo.fi >,
Lassi Hautakangas <lhauta@koti.tpo.fi> wrote:
>Where would I find the "gnu C++" ´ which would operate in the WIN98
>operating system from ?

See http://www.xraylith.wisc.edu/~khan/software/gnu-win32/ for 3 different
gcc-2.95.2 ports to various win32 targets.

  - Cygwin -- Uses Cygnus' POSIX API (Unix'y)
    http://sourceware.cygnus.com/cygwin/
  - Mingw -- Use Microsoft runtime, no POSIX (native Win32)
  - UWIN -- Uses AT&T UWIN POSIX API (Unix'y)
    http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/uwin/

There is short synopsis of these terms (Cygwin, Mingw, UWIN) on my
web site to help you decide.

For either Cygwin or UWIN, you need install the base system from
respective sites. For Mingw, all you need are the compiler tools 
from my site (self extracting package).

All distributions come with C, C++, F77, ObjC compilers and runtime
headers/libraries. Cygwin and UWIN also come with GNU Java compiler.

See http://gcc.gnu.org/ for information on GCC compilers.

For DOS target, see http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/ .

Regards,
Mumit