cross-platform

问题 I have a C/GTK+ application developed on Ubuntu, and I want to cross-compile it so that it runs on MS Windows. I followed this guide to set up the compiler, and the program was compiled successfully, and it runs on MS Windows. However, the icons on a Search Entry were missing. This is what I get when I'm on Ubuntu: This is what I get when I run the program in MS Windows (or Wine): In addition, the terminal shows the following: (main.exe:8): Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find the icon 'edit-find

问题 I have three projects in my eclipse workspace: EventKitchenCore EventKitchenDesktop EventKitchenAndroid EventKitchenCore contains all the core functionality, and EventKitchenDesktop and EventKitchenAndroid are essentially just different user interfaces. I have EventKitchenCore added and working as a library in EventKitchenDesktop , however I am unable to figure out how to add it as a library to EventKitchenAndroid . How do I do this? It would be a pain in the tush to have to export as a jar

问题 I'm using Fedora 27 as my Operating System, and I'm wondering if I could get the Xamarin toolset working on it to create cross platform apps with an IDE like monodevelop, VS Code or Rider. I heard Xamarin get's new templates for Xamarin.Forms for Linux, but I can't find any recent development news about that. 回答1: Yes, as of mid-2018, it is somewhat possible to develop a Xamarin.Forms app under MonoDevelop on Linux. I successfully managed to do it. Basically, you need to have at least two

问题 I'm a C++ beginner and I'm starting to develop my first cross-platform C++ project. I need to use platform-specific calls (Win32 and POSIX) so I need to compile frequently both in Windows and Linux. Whit single-platform projects I'm using, until now, KDevelop in Linux and Visual Studio 2012 in Windows. How can I use two different IDEs in two different Operating Systems with the same project? Should I use a single, cross-platform, IDE? Should I learn CMake (or similar) and configure it to work

问题 Whats the best way in C# to determine the line endings used in a text file (Unix, Windows, Mac)? 回答1: Notice that text files may have inconsistent line endings. Your program should not choke on that. Using ReadLine on a StreamReader (and similar methods) will take care of any possible line ending automatically. If you manually read lines from a file, make sure to accept any line endings, even if inconsistent. In practice, this is quite easy using the following algorithm: Scan ahead until you

问题 The environments: windows 10(home, pro), visual studio 2015(community, professional) all combination. Start visual studio 2015 update 1, new project, Native-Activity Application(Android), thus make default android native app. Build solution and start debugging. Then such error message is presented: . Unable to start debugging. Android command 'run-as' failed. Package 'com.Android1' is unknown. I googled, but cannot find how to solve. What I missed? How to set up my environments, or fix

问题 I want to use async/await syntax in C++ (UE4 framework), but due to cross-platform code I not sure that is possible... Or possible? If yes, how can I use it? And also there are await and __await ( resumable , yield and __yield_value also) keywords that highlighted in Visual Studio. What's difference? Maybe not all compilers supports this keywords or supports separately? gcc , clang are accepts it? Or not accepts and I can just use macros for each platform individually. 回答1: async and await

问题 Do any C++ GNU standalone classes exist which handle paths cross platform? My applications build on Windows and LInux. Our configuration files refer to another file in a seperate directory. I'd like to be able to read the path for the other configuration file into a class which would work on both Linux or Windows. Which class would offer the smallest footprint to translate paths to use on either system? Thanks 回答1: Unless you're using absolute paths, there's no need to translate at all -

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问题 I am trying to insert a .ko kernel module into the linux running in arm processor. I built a .ko file in my desk PC which is a x86 one. How do I cross compile it to arm specs. I am new to this field. Thanks in advance 回答1: For that you need to download the ARM compilers first. I suggest you download the compiler from http://www.linaro.org/downloads/ then set the CROSS_COMPILE environment variable to arm-linux-gcc. set the bin directory path in PATH variable.You can do it by export PATH=$PATH: