C ++ development for Linux on Windows

Question

I am trying to set up a development environment for a Linux C ++ application. Since I am limited to my laptop (vista), which provides basic office applications, I want to simultaneously program and access email, a word. I would prefer a local Windows IDE. SSH for the company's Linux server and using VI does not seem to me productive. Even using some of the IDEs installed on the linux server doesn't seem good to me because I can't do the work at home. So does Eclipse CDT + MinGW work for me, or is there another choice?

Thanks.

Zxh

Answer 1

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Answer 2

http://cygwin.com/

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Answer 8

I was in a similar position 2-3 years ago and tried several approaches, but the only one that really worked was vim + ssh (+ gdb, make, svn, etc.). But then again, I use vim even for Windows development.

Answer 9

This slide show (PDF) describes how to set up a cross-compiler from Windows to Linux.