Cross Compiling for Windows on Linux Tutorial

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Intro Video by Milan Ristic
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This is a great little tut. You need more views!

ProPuke
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Hey kris greate video short informative strait to the point....carry on

xardas
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Thanks for that video! :) Amazing stuff.

ajowas
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Superb !! best thing I have seen in a bit!  Are we going to be doing a bit of RE?

SourceCodeDeleted
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How to compile .cpp file to .exe with libs ?

petardimitrov
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Hey, thanks for the tutorial. What about .dll? how you make a .dll file of a Makefile in Linux?

omidheidari
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Hello, if you don't mind, I use MacOS to compile GDB for Windows, and now I got an issue which crush the process of 'make', I couldn't get any substantial information from StackOverflow or Google, can we have a little chat?

edisonlee
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how do I install the mingw files ? This is the only part I dont get. I have tried sudo apt-get install g++-mingw-w64 and just g++-mingw-w64. Please help...

yung_tulip
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Хоть я и не знаю английский, но все понятно. Надеюсь, дальше покажет как это делать в Qt Creator.

tgjjiwp
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MinGW is OK for compiling on WIndows, but basic / vanilla MinGW isn't really helpful for cross compiling. To really get results with worthwhile software you really need MXE.

(What would be really helpful is a way to cross compile Code::Blocks projects.)

BlackJar
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hi,
sweet and nice tut. thanks.
but my real question is. in 2:25 you typed in a command and hit the tab. normaly as i know you will get a list of commands. but you can use cursor keys to choose.

tell me what it is ;)



please

mazamaza
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can you do this with a makefile instead of a c file?

sigalafosam
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i really wonder what's the best way to do Cross-OS Desktop-GUI-Applications für Windows, Linux, OSX (in that order :-D)

that also look nice...

Python,
Perl,
Ruby and many other languages, and unlike other cross-platform toolkits, wxWidgets gives applications a truly native look and feel because it uses the platform's native API rather than emulating the GUI. It's also extensive, free, open-source and mature"

ajowas