This completely depends on which platform your program wants to run. In addition, C++ itself is cross-platform. What you are talking about should be the difference between VC++ and Linux C++. Not all C++ codes are implemented differently on Windows and Linux, such as stl, the pure C++ part is the same.
Same as the production environment server. If the production environment is uncertain, it can be made cross-platform. In addition, you are entering a non-number while this is a double... This needs to be filtered in actual situations.
This completely depends on which platform your program wants to run. In addition, C++ itself is cross-platform. What you are talking about should be the difference between VC++ and Linux C++. Not all C++ codes are implemented differently on Windows and Linux, such as stl, the pure C++ part is the same.
Same as the production environment server. If the production environment is uncertain, it can be made cross-platform. In addition, you are entering a non-number while this is a double... This needs to be filtered in actual situations.