Alaram app visualc++visual studio 2015.

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i want to use visual C++ with visual studio 2015 cross platform development mobile development .i have tried man opton but not get sucess. i want to write code in visual c++ to make an alram in cross web platform

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i want to use visual C++ with visual studio 2015 cross platform development

Posted 27-Aug-17 20:45pm

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Jochen Arndt 28-Aug-17 2:55am

What is your question, where you got stuck?

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Jochen Arndt · Answer 1 · 2017-08-28T02:05:00

The updated "question" is still not a question.

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i want to write code in visual c++ to make an alram in cross web platform

It is uncommon to write web applications in C++ because there are very few libraries for it. You may however use any web development framework provided it has a C++ interface or you implement it yourself.

But the main problem - when it should run on different platforms - is that C/C++ applications use system specific library implementations (the CRT containing the startup code and the standard C and C++ library implementations). So you have to build such an application for different target platforms. That means, while your sources might be cross platform, the generated executable is not.