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I am using XCode for developing a C++ Console Application. After compiling XCode generates the Unix Executable File, which run on Mac perfectly. But doesn’t work on windows. I have tried changing the active architecture as well from x86_64 to i386 but no luck.
Is it possible anyway to generate executable like Borland C, or Turbo C compilers does. ?
XCode does not generate Windows binaries. Processor architecture isn’t the only thing that is different – executable format, names of import libraries, ABI, etc., etc.
Use a Windows compiler, like Visual C++ Express, to generate a Windeows binary.