In some cases, they refer to its corresponding implementation of C ++ and its compilers.
C ++ refers to the standard headers / functions and its GCC C ++ compiler .
V C ++ refers to the Microsoft implementation of the C ++ standard and its V C ++ compiler .
They are not compatible with each other. Linux network / stream functions, numeric data types are different from their counterparts in Windows. You cannot compile Linux C ++ code directly on Windows without using third-party GCC ports such as Cygwin / MinGW.
Most academic / research tools and libraries are written in C ++ (GCC) , and one of them will have difficulty compiling them in V C ++ .
Eark Jul 09 '17 at 12:25 2017-07-09 12:25
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