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Re: More about cross compiling


  • Subject: Re: More about cross compiling
  • From: James Milne <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 01:04:45 +0100


On 26 Oct, 2004, at 00:35, Jeff Laing wrote:

I have built a couple of cross-compiler toolchains using GCC
on Mac OS X.

They support i586-linux and win32-mingw, and include the relevant C
runtime
headers, libs and Win32 interfaces.

You can download the cross-compiler set from:
<http://www.essencesw.com/CrossCompilers.zip>

Have you wired these things into XCODE or do you use them from the command
line via traditional makefiles ?

I've been using them traditionally, and with Eclipse CDT.

I've never taken time to figure out how to integrate them with Xcode.
It's certainly possible to set-up rules for your target to use these cross-compilers
to compile files. I'm not sure how to configure Xcode to use the cross-compiler's
linker, though.


--
Kind Regards,
James Milne

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