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Asked: 2026-06-15T23:34:46+00:00

right now i am planning on programming a little server in C/C++. The destination

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right now i am planning on programming a little server in C/C++. The destination for that software will be some kind of a linux server, so i thought programmin the server on linux would be the best idea. The problem is, that i own a MacBook (Air) and i set up a Linux VM but the IDE (Qt creator) is freaking me out, so that i thought about developing the server within Xcode and then, when finished compiling it within the VM. So i am wondering how high the grade of portability is when it comes to pthread and socket.h? If they are portable to a certain grade would you recommend me to develop in Xcode? (I am a kind of familar with Xcode because the client of the server will be an iOS app. Sorry for my poor english (I’m from GER) and (possibly) thanks for your comment 🙂

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  1. Editorial Team

    You could use a third party library such as boost that abstracts away the platform specific details of both the threading library and socket library. Linux and Mac OS X operating systems are both supported by boost.

    My answer is c++ specific, I see you’ve tagged the question with c as well.

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