VC++ is known to be the better compiler for Windows. It is very optimized for that platform, although not as standard-compliant as GCC.
To me, you're trying to do something useless.
GCC ported to Windows is good to program on that platform without having to pay for an expensive IDE, but if you have it already, use it as it is provided, since an IDE is meant to be INTEGRATED to be 100% efficient.
Yes.
google sez: http://sources.redhat.com/ml/crossgcc/2001-05/msg00057.html
I've not actually followed the instructions.
yes if windows
yes if windows
Fire up eclipse and install CDT
It's not Visual Studio but it's similar
Useless operation
VC++ is known to be the better compiler for Windows. It is very optimized for that platform, although not as standard-compliant as GCC.
To me, you're trying to do something useless.
GCC ported to Windows is good to program on that platform without having to pay for an expensive IDE, but if you have it already, use it as it is provided, since an IDE is meant to be INTEGRATED to be 100% efficient.