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This repository contains toolchains usable for crosscompiling with CMake. They | ||
are meant to be used on ArchLinux, but they can also (with some directory | ||
structure modifications) work on other systems. | ||
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How to use them? | ||
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Suppose you have sources which use CMake build system. Create new clean build | ||
directory, pick any toolchain and run cmake with your selected toolchain in it, | ||
e.g.: | ||
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mkdir build-win | ||
cd build-win | ||
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=~/toolchains/archlinux/Qt4-mingw32.cmake .. | ||
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Now you can compile (and install/package) the application as usual: | ||
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make -j3 | ||
make package | ||
make me happy | ||
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The result is application crosscompiled for given architecture and system (here | ||
it is Qt4 application for Windows). | ||
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Dependencies for crosscompiling | ||
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Every toolchain file has listed dependecies, which are needed for successful | ||
crosscompilation. Packages are available either in official ArchLinux | ||
repositories, in AUR or, for more exotic architectures, in [my own repository](https://github.com/mosra/archlinux). |
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