Hi guys
I started to read about C++ and I'm planning to get into it soon
I have programming background from VB.NET so it is not an issue for me to start with C++
My problem is about GCC and the target platform I will compile my code for
I am a pure 64bit user... I do not have any 32bit system around me, so I'm on fedora x64bit as well
My question, when I start coding and want to compile my code, out of the box, will I be only limited to x64 platforms? or do the x64 version of fedora come with a GCC support for x32 systems as well?
What I mean is, using the plain setup on fedora x64 version, will I be able to target both x32 and x64 platforms?
If not, what should I do for that?, also will my code need any change if I want to target both platforms?
I started to read about C++ and I'm planning to get into it soon
I have programming background from VB.NET so it is not an issue for me to start with C++
My problem is about GCC and the target platform I will compile my code for
I am a pure 64bit user... I do not have any 32bit system around me, so I'm on fedora x64bit as well
My question, when I start coding and want to compile my code, out of the box, will I be only limited to x64 platforms? or do the x64 version of fedora come with a GCC support for x32 systems as well?
What I mean is, using the plain setup on fedora x64 version, will I be able to target both x32 and x64 platforms?
If not, what should I do for that?, also will my code need any change if I want to target both platforms?