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Well, you're supposed to know this but hey. If you compile your project and send him/her binary only, (s)he certainly won't be able to rut it (DUH), but if you send him/her source code in witch you use only standard headers, and don't relay on plantform/compiler dependent features then (s)he will be able to compile and run it on his/her machine whatever architecture and/or (s)he has as long as (s)he has c++ compiler.

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Hello guys, please one doubt, if i it use the Xcode tool, for it create my app and send for my teacher than it use Microsoft Windows, it was able to it run my app in your machine?

 

Yes, your teacher can use it as long as it is a standard c/c++ program, not a cocoa or carbon program, for example. Also it'd have to be the source. UNIX binaries can't run on Windblows unless you get CYGWIN. :blink:

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