multiplatform C++

[Pitaridis Aristotelis]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

Aristotelis

 

[Mehturt]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

Use only standard c++.

 

[bevan.collins]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

For GUI applications, see http://www.wxwidgets.org/

 

[Guest]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

Aristotelis

Using standard c++ does not matter where. but what you can do is
narrow.

 

[BigBrian]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

Yes, I'm sure somebody knows how to do this, since there are many cross
platform c++ projects around.

If you're really asking how to implement a cross platform c++ project,
you need to stick to standard c++ and/or only use libraries which are
also cross platform.

 

[Giorgos Katsikatsos]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

Aristotelis

Maybe you should try reading this first

http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnustep/resources/documentation/Developer/CodingStandards/

Giorgos

 

[Fred Zwarts]

Does anyone knows how to write windows applications which can easyly
compiled for linux and windows operating systems?

For things that can be accomplished with standard C++, use standard C++.
If standard C++ has no provisions for certain functionality
(threading, hardware access, operating system access, etc.)
isolate such functionality in separate compilation units and related header files.

Fred.Zwarts.