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Runar Buvik edited this page Aug 11, 2013 · 1 revision

Working on the code from a Windows environment

Some developers want to access the source code from Windows so they can use the tools they are familiar with. One could check out the code directly on Windows, but then you have to copy your code to an ES each time you shall compile it. It is normally easier to map the ES source code directory as a virtual drive in windows with a tool like SFTP Net Drive free.

You can then use Visual Studio, Notepad+, TextPad etc. to edit the code, and then only do the compiling on the ES.

There is currently no support for compiling on Windows, or on any other platforms than the ES for that matter.