Compile code ported from Linux to windows and MingW-w64


Compile code ported from Linux to windows and MingW-w64



Can anyone tell me how can I compile code using POSIX headers in windows system?



OS: Windows 10
installed:
MingW-w64
MingW
Code:Blocks Version 17.12
MSVS 2017 free version



No Cgywin



The code was developed in Linux system and uses a lot of POSIX stuff.
such as


#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/fcntl.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <sys/ipc.h>
#include <sys/shm.h>



I want to compile it under windows system. Is there any win32 version of those POSIX lib/header that ported to windows?
Someone told me MinGW-w64 could but I cannot find any of those headers.





If you can't use Cygwin, or any other POSIX emulating environment you might want to consider doing a proper port, using the Windows API. Note that MinGW is just a port of the GCC compilers, not of the POSIX environment. You could maybe use MSYS for some parts, but considering the headers you include then probably not.
– Some programmer dude
Jun 29 at 22:10










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