ANSI-standard C++ compiler

[John]

I will have to investigate this as I what ever I chose to use I will 
need to have it run on MS Dos.  He is an older teacher and he wants 
things done his way and always has.
On Thursday, November 20, 2003, at 08:18 AM, Paul Redmond wrote:

>
> I just would just point out that gcc or g++ running on a Linux box (and
> invoked by Kdev) will produce a binary for Linux.
>
> This binary will not execute under MDOS.
>
> However there is nothing to stop you using Kdevelop to create a well
> written and portable terminal application. You would then recompile 
> your
> source code using the environment that will probably be described to 
> you
> at the start of your course.
>
> Additionally there are ways to set up cross-compilation (creating a
> binary executable to run on a foreign system). You can bear this in 
> mind
> and investigate if you find you have time to kill.
>
> Best of luck,
> Paul.
>
>
> On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 02:17, John Dennis wrote:
>> I will be taking C++ in the spring and the instructor wants programs 
>> turned in in MS-DOS executable files.  I was wondering if I could do 
>> this using KDevelop.  I do not know much about KDevelop and would 
>> like to know how I can do this.  I have used CodeWarrior to right 
>> code before and would like to know if I can do what I want to do with 
>> KDevelop.
>>
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