Thread: Using Windriver to compile a normal program?
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Re: Using Windriver to compile a normal program?
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Originally Posted by Deflect View Post
I'm somewhat rusty in C++, and want to test the flow of logic in some parts of my code. Is it possible to use Windriver to create a normal c++ program that I can test without a robot?
No. You should use something like DJGPP on Windows or gcc if you have a Linux machine.

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