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Hello all,
I am now writing out C++ codes on school computer, which has Linux system installed. I am used to use Emacs to edit my C++ code. The Emacs program installed on my school computer has been modified by my school's IIT team so that I can actually debug and compile my program in the Emacs window.
I want to be able to work on C++ on my own computer, which has Windows 7 installed instead of Linux. However, I want to still use GNU GCC compiler instead of the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. I heard Cygwin will be a good choice. Does anyone have a complete step-by-step manual to show me how to install and configure Cygwin in my Windows 7? Also, does anyone know how to make it possible to debug and compile a program in the Emacs Window, please?
Thank you very much.
I am now writing out C++ codes on school computer, which has Linux system installed. I am used to use Emacs to edit my C++ code. The Emacs program installed on my school computer has been modified by my school's IIT team so that I can actually debug and compile my program in the Emacs window.
I want to be able to work on C++ on my own computer, which has Windows 7 installed instead of Linux. However, I want to still use GNU GCC compiler instead of the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler. I heard Cygwin will be a good choice. Does anyone have a complete step-by-step manual to show me how to install and configure Cygwin in my Windows 7? Also, does anyone know how to make it possible to debug and compile a program in the Emacs Window, please?
Thank you very much.