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Or you can use preconfigured cross-compilation toolchain like MXE[1]. If you have clean codebase and use CMake it's usually enough to just pass one extra argume
by SXX 10y ago
Or you can use preconfigured cross-compilation toolchain like MXE[1]. If you have clean codebase and use CMake it's usually enough to just pass one extra argument to get working binary out. And it's also work on OS X.
[1] http://mxe.cc/ http://mxe.cc/
- justinclift 10y agoMXE has an ok reputation. Not everything seems to play well with it though. :( For example, we (sqlitebrowser.org) compile our window nightly releases from Linux, using MXE. But, SQLCipher (an encryption library) doesn't build with MXE. So the nightlies don't support encryption. Meanwhile, we've figured out how to do full Windows dev setup and builds. eg: https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/wiki/Setting-up-a-Win64-development-environment-for-DB4S We're building our releases natively now, and the nightlies will be built natively too in (hopefully near) future. Guess we just outgrew MXE?