ceite集成开发环境使用vc编译器开发The CeLite integrate evepment envirnment is evepe sing the VC cmpier.doc

codelite集成开发环境使用vc编译器开发（The CodeLite integrated development environment is developed using the VC compiler） Windows platform: the CodeLite integrated development environment is developed using the Microsoft VC compiler Windows platform: the CodeLite integrated development environment is developed using the Microsoft VC compiler Created By: Cavan Create Date: 2011-12-25 objective Use a single integrated development environment, CodeLite, compile Windows platform applications, or Linux platform applications, or cross platform applications. The Window platform uses MSVC to compile links, and the Linux platform uses g++ to compile links, cross platform requirements, that is, you can use MSVC, or you can use g++ to compile links. For each platform, you can compile output x86 or x64 binary code. Participating components CodeLite Http:// recommends downloading the CodeLite+MinGW development kit so that the g++ compiler for the Window platform has been installed. On the Linux platform, you need to download a specific installation package for the corresponding Linux release, and the Codelite site provides installation instructions for the Linux platform. Using GNU Make Http:///wiki/GNU, here you can download GMake. CodeLite, which works by generating the Make file, and then invoking GNU Make or its derived Make interpreter to execute the script for the Make file. In the script, we can configure the use of MSVC or GCC/G++, and so on. Of course, if you download MingGW at the same time, you can also use the Make interpreter that comes with the MingGW directly. When the Linux platform installs the system, GMake is already installed in /usr/bin, so there is no need to install it. Microsoft Visual C++ compiler Find a Microsoft Visual Stduio2010 Professional installed by someone else and copy the following files Include - standard C/C++ header file Lib - MSVC link library Bin - MSVC compiler AtlMFC-MFC/ATL header file, this is optional. Because I use WTL, and WTL references the he