Compiling C files

Hi,

I was reading the manual, but I didn't find the answer I was looking for. I've got an win32 environment, with Windows XP. As I understood, KNOPPIX boots in the begining of the start up of the computer - so there's no doubts there. My question is: can I compile C projects ( with C source files in the disk - in win32 ) to run in Linux? Is KNOPPIX a cross compiler?

Please answer as accurate as possible.

Best regards,

Kepler

If you use the standard C , I mean whithout graphcal statements ( like in VisualC++ for example)
you can get your code from the windows partition and compile it with gcc. Otherwise I think it is not possible. This is not the knoppix problem , but incompability between Win and Unix-like platform.
best regards
bela

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Originally Posted by abd_bela

If you use the standard C , I mean whithout graphcal statements ( like in VisualC++ for example)
you can get your code from the windows partition and compile it with gcc. Otherwise I think it is not possible. This is not the knoppix problem , but incompability between Win and Unix-like platform.
best regards
bela

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Depends on how close the code is to ANSI specs. Like stated above, if its created in like visual C then chances are it won't as those are tailor made for windows only.