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![[Translation] How to build and run calculator from Windows XP using GCC x64?](https://times42.com/media/2/8/8/8542288_640x200.jpg "[Translation] How to build and run calculator from Windows XP using GCC x64?")
Hi Everyone!In this article we a little bit will analyze of code of Windows XP and will compile the calculator application using GCC x64 in Windows 10 environment. We will look what kind of errors I faced during the build and the methods how to solve them. At the end we will launch the build of the calc.exe application.Have a nice reading! Read more
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