Hello. Recently I started to learn finite element programming. By surfing the net, I came to C++ and Deal.ii. One of my concerns in using Deal.ii and C++ is about any possible future limitations. By reading tutorials on the website of Deal.ii, I realized that using Deal.ii directly on windows is experimentally supported. Now my main question: As presented on the Deal.ii Website, If I build Deal.ii via each approach (and in any operating system like Linux), Can I use classes and libraries of Deal.ii in other C++ programs? Consider I want to use Deal.ii features in C++03 with Visual Studio 2008 on Windows 7. Because I am working on developing an existing software, I am restricted to use this standard of C++ and this version of Visual Studio. I appreciate all answers in advance
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