c++ - Porting Linux compatible project from Windows to Linux -
in company i'm working @ develop on windows, visual studio, , cross compile linux using eclipse. our final application runs on linux. i'm trying convince them how easy , fast build on linux instead of using old cross compiler , having sort of weird bugs. of bugs vanish when compile them later versions of gcc on linux. since cross compiler old cannot use c++11 features.
one major problem have since our projects developed on windows i'm having hard time formatting headers! example assume have folder named io header file demo.h in it. this
#include <io\demo.h> works fine on windows. on linux doesn't because windows not case sensitive , both \ , / work on windows. on linux must this
#include <io/demo.h> otherwise error can't find specified header file. have more 20 main project working on , each 1 around 3-4 gb. i've modified 1 of them. took me around 7 hours it.
are there tools me make transition faster?
our source code 95% c++ , rest c.
edit:
off topic? sweet jesus
edit2:
here very similar question mine.
to mikecat, πάντα ῥεῖ, alexander o'mara, iinspectable, andrew medico :
run guys, go down vote hell , mark off-topic.
the official standard use / file path separator c-preprocessor resolve paths in #include statements.
the usage of \ seems msvc extension.
the official tools solve such problems large code bases under linux, sed , awk.
fixing case sensitivity bit of tough thing, done using trickery matching results find ...
