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We are going to start a new project in our small team:

  • This is the library that will be used by our other projects (on Linux and Windows).
  • It does not logically depend on the platform (it does not use any system calls or anything like that).
  • It must be compiled on different platforms (including Windows and Linux, at least).

Unfortunately, our developers have never written a single code on any platform other than Windows! So I have to give them a “code like this or ”, not a code like this list , so the code will remain cross-platform.

any guidance?

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#include <windows.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/almost_anything.h>

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From the Linux development experience among Windows developers, the main problem usually (assuming you really don't use platform-specific code, as you say) is simply case sensitivity in #include names. In addition, you will find that gcc is stricter by default than MSVC, and you may need to pull it up a bit, but they are usually pretty simple.

Of particular note is that the std::map::eraseiterator does not return .

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