December 16, 2012, 17:00
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Knight
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T2 Linux -> Windows cross-compile with CMake?
Since making cross-platform stuff compile on Windows is a pain, I'm looking at cross-compiling from Linux. But every time I Google around for instructions on cross-compiling with CMake, my eyes start to glaze over...
- How do I even tell CMake to compile for Win32? - How would I tell it to link statically against SDL and jansson, and hopefully build them into the final binary? - What would I need to cross-compile the native Win32 version on Linux? I know it's possible to do that for pure Win32 programs, how is it done? |
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