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how can i run a c/c++ game coding in window?
which platform it needs for executing?

Posted 11-Dec-13 22:42pm

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Richard MacCutchan 12-Dec-13 5:11am

The platform that it was developed on. C/C++ programs are platform specific and need to be built for each platform.

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nevermore28 · Answer 1 · 2013-12-12T01:56:00

Solution 1

you can't do that, you need to recompile it first in a windows environment

or use a dynamic language like python

Posted 12-Dec-13 1:56am

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Albert Holguin · Answer 2 · 2013-12-12T04:31:00

You have a few options:

0. Recompile- cleanest, product will be fastest and native.
1. Interoperability layer- There are interoperability layers that you can use such as Wine. Fair warning, you'll need plenty of testing since Wine is essentially their representation of all of the MS system files and services.
2. Use interpreted code- Options such as C# have interpreters in Linux (Mono). Java of course is also an option and lastly, all the scripting languages usually have good cross platform support (python, perl, ruby).