[nfbcs] C++ tutorials?

[Jorge A. Paez]

Ah, ok. Thanks.
Anyone know whether Eclipse is accessible?
I've been looking at it, but mainly for Android development.

Jorge

On 3/26/15, Joseph C. Lininger via nfbcs <nfbcs at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Yes, and no. First, I don't often develop Windows apps for end users. I
> don't have any in distribution at the moment, actually. Even if I did
> though, if it's a command line style tool then distributing cygwin1.dll
> with your app is often enough to make things work. The Open SSH port to
> windows works like that, for example. It's developed under cygwin, and
> they just distribute a dll with it to make everything work. You can also
> use MinGW; that's another option for cross-platform development if you
> like the GNU toolset like I do.
>
> If you're going to write GUI programs, then you'll probably want to use
> something like Visual Studio or possibly eclipse.
>
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