Compilation/deployment question - C++

Hi There,

I am about to install a new server which will run my custom software - the server is on its way. It is a dual Xeon (not dual core, two single core, x64 Irwindale processors) based hardware for my home hobby project.

I worked for about four and a half year developing for Solaris - always using corporate provided SPARC systems. Since I was very satisfied with the O/S and the dev. environment, I decided to use that for my home project as well.

So the question finally is, if I install my hardware in a hosting center and would like to develop/build for the mentioned box, what build machine will I have to have? I would like to create a binary on the other box and then just copy for deployment. Do I need to build one more dual Xeon box or can I use a desktop PC for that? I understand that using Java would be probably easier in this particular case but I am a C++ developer for quite some years and probably it would take more time to llearn how to write decent java software than resolving this issue. Probably...

Thanks :)

[1069 byte] By [v8hadasa] at [2007-11-27 3:31:25]
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Sun Studio doesn't have cross-compilation, but if your desktop PC and the server have identical configuration (same OS, same patch levels) or server has later versions of OS/patches, you should be able to compile on PC and then copy binaries to the server.
MaximKartasheva at 2007-7-12 8:34:26 > top of Java-index,Development Tools,Solaris and Linux Development Tools...