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Is there any way I can cross-compile C/C++ code for Windows (XP, Vista, Win7), ideally in 64-bit as well as 32-bit (for Vista and Win7), from a Solaris or OpenSolaris setup? My codebase is already cross-platform, I would like to cross-compile it (generate...
Started by Marc-Antoine on
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There is no 64-bit cross-compiler for Windows, you have to compile it using MSVC compiler :(
howto: CreatingI....
The latter is easier, and to do it you.
Or cross-platform (code that compile on Solaris or Windows).
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How can I cross-compile my application on Qt. As for each project
I need two version
1). Which runs on computer on Qvfb & i386 Architecture
2). Which runs on device with Linux Framebuffer & ARM Architecture
I have already compiled Qt for device as well...
Started by Wallah on
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In mkspec file there are many defines by which.
Specify mkspec file to qmake to cross compile by using -spec command line argument of qmake.
Qt takes all platform specific details from mkspec file.
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I'm trying to migrate a project which uses Boost (particularly boost::thread and boost::asio) to VxWorks.
I can't get boost to compile using the vxworks gnu compiler. I figured that this wasn't going to be an issue as I'd seen patches on the boost trac...
Started by plastic chris on
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I never tried to compile boost for VxWorks, since I only needed a few.
I finally gave up on using bjam to compile boost and simply are predefined by your compiler.
Also, log of any output will help.
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Just that. I would like some information (links, reference, examples...) to guide me to do that.
I don't even know if it's possible.
My objective is to compile a program in Linux and get a .exe file that I can run under windows.
Started by pabloh84 on
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Usually they are stored in /usr.
More difficult still is adding native cross libraries.
The build.
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Hello,
I have downloaded "boost" (1.40.0) source code from their homepage "www.boost.org". I have Linux (Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty) installed and trying to compile the boost libraries to the "WINDOWS" version (e.g. ".dll", NOT ".so") from my "LINUX" machine....
Started by Petike on
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Comparing that with what you i586-mingw....
The official documentation has a section on cross compilation .
And then try building?
This is not really an answer, but: don't!
Cross compiling to a completely different advantage.
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How can a cross compilation setup be achieved to allow compiling Cell Linux programs on a Windows PC using the cygwin toolchain? The cygwin tools provide a GNU compiler to use in building the cross compiler, and associated tools for the build process ...
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You should be able to build a canadian cross compiler on Linux for the cell portions of the toolchain and compile them (with the appropriate options, --target, etc.) using the build environment....
To compile everything on Windows.
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Heya, i am running linux (ubuntu),
I am having some trouble with this. i've tried downloading glut32.dll and sticking it in mingw's lib/ directory and also setting up the appropriate headers in include/, however - although the compile is fine - the linker...
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If you can't find that, there might even be a Visual... .
You need to look for libglut32.a.
You can think of these as static libs with stub functions that expose the DLL's symbols .
In the Windows world, to link something to a DLL you need an "import library" .
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Given a set of Java source code files, how can I compile them into one or more JavaScript files that can be used with hand-crafted JavaScript?
GWT is one option, but every example I've seen so far is aimed at building fancy websites. The simple use case...
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Is there a tool that will convert it for me?"
When you use GWT, you... .
What you're asking is a bit like "I want to play Half Life on my calculator .
Aside from syntactical similarities there's really not a whole lot that Java and javascript have in common .
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Will I have to use the crosstool that cygwin provides to make the libX11.so, libGL.so, and libGLU.so libraries using their respective source code? Or do you know where I can find them compiled already for crosstool (I'm new to this cross compilation)?...
Started by Joel on
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When you build the cross compiler in cygwin, tell it where those native linux headers and libs are so....
To cross-compile for Linux you should install the needed development libs /crosscompiler/linux/...).
On both platforms.
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Has anyone done this before, and if so how do you setup the development environment?
Started by bronxbomber92 on
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Alternatively, the PS3 does support Linux (Fedora Core 8); it's not the newest distribution in the world, but if you want to write your own... .
They include all the instructions with it, I am sure .
You need the official PS3 SDK, which costs around $10,000 .
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