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Elram
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Hi,
I have big C++ projects that I compile with VS17-compiler(v141) and run on windows.
Recently I add the VisualGDB for Linux compilation (I have a remote Linux-Machine that i compile and run on it), and so i can build and run for multi-platforms(windows and linux) in single project( one .sln file, and one .vcxprj file)
There any plans to support your "Linux-development" feature as a build configuration rather than (just) as a separate project type, so that you could use VS to seamlessly code, debug, and test a cross-platform C++ project?
What is the benefits to use your "Linux development with C++" instead of using the extension VisualGDB?
Thanks', Elram.
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I have big C++ projects that I compile with VS17-compiler(v141) and run on windows.
Recently I add the VisualGDB for Linux compilation (I have a remote Linux-Machine that i compile and run on it), and so i can build and run for multi-platforms(windows and linux) in single project( one .sln file, and one .vcxprj file)
There any plans to support your "Linux-development" feature as a build configuration rather than (just) as a separate project type, so that you could use VS to seamlessly code, debug, and test a cross-platform C++ project?
What is the benefits to use your "Linux development with C++" instead of using the extension VisualGDB?
Thanks', Elram.
Continue reading...