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Damir Sinitsyn2015-12-19 17:30:23
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Damir Sinitsyn, 2015-12-19 17:30:23

Is there an IDE capable of creating Win32 console applications from Linux (except Visual Studio and Eclipse)?

How to create win32 console applications in C from under Linux? What IDE do you recommend? (Eclipse C/C++ is not suitable - it does not highlight C/C++ syntax, Visual Studio under Vine is too crooked (higher than 2008, and I absolutely don’t want to install it)
T .e:Syntax highlighting and support for creating win 32 console applications.

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gudvinr, 2015-12-19
@Fenteron

Code::Blocks, Qt Creator
In both it is possible to set up cross-compilation using, for example, mingw.

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Maxim Moseychuk, 2015-12-19
@fshp

Eclipse C/C++ doesn't fit - it doesn't highlight C/C++ syntax
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SerJook, 2015-12-20
@SerJook

1. You make CMakeLists and set up Cross-compiling.
2. Open CMakeLists in Qt Creator. (or you can specify eclipse as a cmake generator and open it in eclipse )
3. Profit

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jackroll, 2015-12-19
@jackroll

It is worth considering why do you need Linux at all or is it worth switching to another language, for example, Java, which guarantees cross-platform?

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