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    I am undergoing a training program on C++ .My College has demanded a project of C++ on Linux, but my company (from where i am taking training) is providing me C++ training on windows, NOT LINUX. If I make a project there (on windows), then how can I convert code for Linux??
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    Quote Originally Posted by swamilfy View Post
    I am undergoing a training program on C++ .My College has demanded a project of C++ on Linux, but my company (from where i am taking training) is providing me C++ training on windows, NOT LINUX. If I make a project there (on windows), then how can I convert code for Linux??
    As long as you're not making any Windows-specific system calls (like COM objects or the Windows graphics toolkit) your code will be portable. All you would need to do is recompile it using the Linux version of your C++ compiler. Command-line C/C++ is pretty system transparent for the most part.
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