> this is utterly routine. It even has the name used here: Cross-compiling. Zig makes cross-compilation trivial and part of the language philosophy. Other lan

> this is utterly routine. It even has the name used here: Cross-compiling. Zig makes cross-compilation trivial and part of the language philosophy. Other languages either rely on external toolchains (C/C++, Rust with C deps) or are limited in target flexibility (Go). For projects targeting multiple OS/architectures, Zig is currently the most straightforward option.