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Richard Kettlewell ([personal profile] ewx) wrote2006-09-22 02:26 pm
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I have a C++ program which works under Linux and MacOS (and will probably port nicely to other UNIXes). I also have a Windows XP system, which I want to run it on.

What's the most convenient way to get a C++-friendly build environment on Windows, preferrably without paying anything and preferrably without incurring a (runtime) dependency on Cygwin? I don't need (or particularly want) an IDE.

(The program in question being my backup software. Linux's NTFS implementation does not cut the mustard.)

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