On Monday 10 March 2003 02:22 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>What software is needed?
>How do I get it?
>Can it be purchased via US mail.
>I run a Win32 system and use Microsoft products in development.
>C++ for Windows
>running windows 98.
That needn't be a handicap. CygWin and a cross-compiler version of GCC will
allow you to develop both Windows and Unix software on your Windows box
without any Windows development tools. CygWin has a `1-click' installer and
gives you acess to many neato text-procssing tools that have not been ported
to Windows proper:
http://www.cygwin.com/
It's a pity that the Qt system is pay-for on Windows, else I'd strongly
recommend having a play with KDevelop and QtDesigner.
Cheers; Leon
Leon, garymck3's question is
"I would like to develope ***modules*** for the
Sword Project."
He won't need to use KDevelop or QtDesigner to develop ***modules*** in Sword project, right?
