Another interesting data point is the platforms that get downloaded. We are consistently showing the same numbers:
- 64% Windows
- 30% Linux x86
- 3% Mac OS X
- 2% Linux x86_64
- 1% Solaris sparc
- less than 1% other
I find this most interesting since we really only support GNU on Windows so these people must be students or hobbyist, or my assumption is wrong and that you actually can do commercial development using MinGW or cygwin. I'd be interested in hearing what CDT users are building on Windows.
And I mean't Windows applications that use the Windows APIs. I've seen a number of commercially supported cross compilation environments that use cygwin/mingw. But that is a different kettle of fish compared to building full blown Windows Apps that use Windows APIs. And what I really mean is: games :).
ReplyDeleteI've used SconsBuilder and have been able to build basic windows apps. It takes a little finagling with the basic scons build, but it is possible. Next on my list is to build our product at work which is all windows, and unfortunately, all MFC :) Then convert my coworkers to Eclipse, and we're all set!
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