Compile Linux code in window

Write Linux code in Windows
I can't find a convenient tool when writing code in Linux. VI and Emacs provide automatic functions, but they still do not
VC + visual assistant is convenient, hence the idea of Linux code in windows. This attempt was once despised by baboons
"You are not allowed to live", but after practice, I have survived the village chief :-)
I. experiment environment
1. One Machine with Win2k is installed, and vc6 + vs2003 + visual assistant + Source insight is installed.
2. One server with Linux as3 installed with all software packages
Step 2
1. Copy/usr/include on a Linux machine to a specified directory on a Windows machine, as shown in
F:/linuxhead
Copy/usr/lib/GCC-lib/i386-redhat-linux/3.2.3/include/to the directory named "gcchead"
2. Add the path ("tool"-> "option"-> "project"-> "VC ++ directory"-> "include file") to the header file of vs2003.
F:/linuxhead/include directory
F:/linuxhead/gcchead/include directory
Make sure the two directories are at the top of the directory list.
3. Create an empty project, add a main. cpp file, include common Linux header files, and compile them.
// Content of Main. cpp
# Include <sys/types. h>
# Include <sys/socket. h>
# Include <time. h>
# Include <sys/time. h>
# Include <netinet/in. h>
# Include <ARPA/inet. h>
# Include <errno. h>
# Include <fcntl. h>
# Include <netdb. h>
# Include <signal. h>
# Include <stdio. h>
# Include <stdlib. h>
# Include <string. h>
# Include <sys/STAT. h>
# Include <sys/uio. h>
# Include <unistd. h>
# Include <sys/Wait. H>
# Include <sys/UN. h>
# Include <sys/select. h>
# Include <sys/Param. h>
# Include <sys/poll. h>
# Include <strings. h>
# Include <sys/IOCTL. h>
# Include <pthread. h>
# Include <syslog. h>
# Include <termios. h>
# Include <GRP. h>
# Include <PWD. h>
# Include <sys/resource. h>
# Include <setjmp. h>
# Include <sys/Mman. h>
# Include <sys/IPC. h>
# Include <sys/msg. h>
# Include <Linux/dirent. h>
# Include <Linux/unistd. h>
# Include <sys/SEM. h>
# Include <sys/SHM. h>
# Include <sys/utsname. h>
# Include <utime. h>
# Include <sys/Wait. H>
Int main (INT argc, char * argv [])
{
Return 0;
}

The following errors occur during compilation:
1. bits/types. H (31): Fatal error c1083: Unable to open the contained file: "stddef. h": no such file or directory
The stddef. h file is not found.
This file is found in the/Linux directory, and the Linux directory is added to the include directory.

2. bits/in. H (69): Error c2380: type before "ip_opts" (does the constructor have a return type or an invalid redefinition of the current type name ?)
Because
Struct ip_opts
{
Struct in_addr ip_dst;/* first hop; zero without source route .*/
Char ip_opts [40];/* actually variable in size .*/
}; The member name is the same as the structure name, which is considered incorrect by VC. Therefore, the member name must be changed to ip_opta.

3. gcchead/include/stdarg. H (43): Error c2146: syntax error: ";" missing (before the identifier "_ gnuc_va_list)
Typedef _ builtin_va_list _ gnuc_va_list;
Because the _ builtin_va_list type does not exist
Typedef void * _ gnuc_va_list;

4. stdlib. H (833): Error c2065: "wchar_t": Undeclared identifier
Extern int mbtowc (wchar_t * _ restrict _ PwC,
_ Const char * _ restrict _ s, size_t _ n) _ Throw;
Add a sentence
# Include "Linux/NLS. H"

5. Linux/NLS. H (7): Error c2146: syntax error: ";" missing (before the identifier "wchar_t)
Typedef _ 2010wchar_t;
Add
# Include "ASM/types. H"

6. ASM/types. H (11): Error c2144: syntax error: "char" should be preceded by ";"
Typedef _ signed _ char _ S8;
Add a sentence # DEFINE _ signed

7. Linux/dirent. H (6): Error c2146: syntax error: ";" missing (before identifier "d_off)
_ Kernel_off_t d_off;
Add a line # include "ASM/posix_types.h"

8. Linux/dirent. H (12): Error c2146: syntax error: ";" missing (before the identifier "d_ino)
_ U64 d_ino;
Add a line # include "ASM/types. H"
Add two lines in the ASM/types. h file.
Typedef _ signed _ long _ s64;
Typedef unsigned long _ u64;

After the above problem is solved, the compilation passes.

P.s has told me that magic C ++ can also implement the functions I need without limit. However, after I downloaded his 4.0 version, I had a lot of problems and finally ended up failing.
So I had to "do it myself, please"