comile on winxp for Sun Solaris

[is_vlb50]

Hi!
I want to develop and compile the code on windows OS(winXP) .And after
this just to copy binaries to Sun Solaris.Is it possible and how to do
it?Which tools I can use?
Thanks

 

[Ian Collins]

Hi!
I want to develop and compile the code on windows OS(winXP) .And after
this just to copy binaries to Sun Solaris.Is it possible and how to do
it?Which tools I can use?
Thanks

No.

Why not develop on Solaris?

 

[Dietmar Kuehl]

I want to develop and compile the code on windows OS(winXP) .And after
this just to copy binaries to Sun Solaris.Is it possible and how to do
it?Which tools I can use?

You can use gcc and create a cross-compiler for Solaris. You might
need to get hold of some libraries, though, to successfully link
the binary. ... or at least the headers for creating a dynamically
linked program. However, the details of this are off-topic as this
has nothing to do with C++ per se but is an environment specific
question.

 

[is_vlb50]

Is exist IDE for Solaris?

 

[Ian Collins]

Is exist IDE for Solaris?

Sun Studio, it's free see

http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/cc/products/index.html

 

[is_vlb50]

The Solaris server located not in our office.I can connect to him throw
telnet.
How I can use Sun Studio in this environment?

 

[Ian Collins]

The Solaris server located not in our office.I can connect to him throw
telnet.
How I can use Sun Studio in this environment?

This has gone too far off topic, try a posting to comp.unix.solaris.

 

[Jerry Coffin]

@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, (e-mail address removed)
says...

The Solaris server located not in our office.I can connect to him throw
telnet.
How I can use Sun Studio in this environment?

Getting way off topic, but the question would be whether
you can connect any other way. Sun Studio is an X
program, so what you basically need are 1) and X server
running on your local machine, and 2) the security on the
machines set up to allow the X client and sever to talk
to each other.

 

[is_vlb50]

Jerry it is wonderful.
This is exatly that I looked before.Cand you suggest free X servers?
Thanks.

 

[Ian Collins]

Jerry it is wonderful.
This is exatly that I looked before.Cand you suggest free X servers?
Thanks.

Use VNC.

Please follow up on comp.unix.solaris.

 

[Frank Schmidt]

there is one in the cygwin packages.

http://cygwin.com/

there is also a ssh client in it which allows a securer connection compared
to telnet and encrypted x11 forwarding.

 

[Ian Collins]

there is one in the cygwin packages.

http://cygwin.com/

there is also a ssh client in it which allows a securer connection compared
to telnet and encrypted x11 forwarding.

One what? Please quote some context.

 

[Frank Schmidt]

One what? Please quote some context.

a free X server... sry :S

 

[Jerry Coffin]

@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com>, (e-mail address removed)
says...

Jerry it is wonderful.
This is exatly that I looked before.Cand you suggest free X servers?

I can suggest Google...

 

[pbruno]

search Xming with google ... it is an opensource program
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