[Kepler-Project] Windows Pending Questions

[Andre Carregal]

On 8/14/07, Luís Santos <lsantos at itquality.com.br> wrote:
>  Yes and no.
>
>  It´s usually best to offer a .dev project file for building on DevC++, but a project properly built on DevC++ generates a makefile that can be ran also from command-line, but a pure command-line support would be best for custom configurations (changing launcher, including optionals, etc).

I see. But then, if we have to edit a Makefile for DevC++ I would
suggest checking if it would be possible to share the existing
Makefile, so we would end with just two files, one for Unix/OSX/MinGW
and another for MS nmake.

Another thing to keep in mind is if it would be a better strategy to
move from VS2005 to MinGW someday. My only concern would probably be
the need for a runtime library.

André