Hi,
Up to now I was developing some c++ under Windows 7 Visual Studio Express 2013.
Because the application I am developing a small component for runs on Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop) I thought of developing directy under Linux so that I do not need to move the code from Windows to Linux before running make-command for the whole application.
I do not need to compile within my IDE.
When in codeblocks opening the sln-file codeblocks is importing my both projects, asking me for default compiler and debug configuration.
But then there are no files displayed. I think its because of the absolute path within the visual studio project files which additionally stand in windows-format \ and not linux format /.
Is there a best-practice described to import/convert/transfer an exisiting VS project to codeblocks?
Or would it be the best to just copy my cpp-files without VS files and create a new project? In this way I had to reconfigure my references/ dependencies.
Thanks in advance.