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The relationship between gcc, g ++, cygwin and wingw?

I know for my class, I needed to install cygwin to run NetBeans IDE, but I see the parameters during installation of both g ++ and gcc, and I'm not sure if they are the same or not, and where does wingw work? it's a different compiler, and if so, why choose another?

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g ++ and gcc are the compilers of gnu C ++ and C, respectively. However, they are the same compiler with different flags.

MinGW is "Minimalist Gnu for Windows." This is the gnu compiler port for running on Windows.

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  • gcc C .

, mingw? MinGW Windows. MinGW GCC/g++, MinGW , Cygwin, MS libs , .

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