Re: newbie building a cross compiler for win32

[mike at penbex dot com dot tw (mike)]

Hi, kevin.
First of all, I didn't try below.

If you can compile your program by the cross complier and
generate win32 PE executable file, you can run that with WinE.
But if you want to debug your program with wine, you may
also get involve with wine core.
IMHO, you may develop your project with winelib
(http://www.winehq.com/Docs/winelib-user/).
The advantages are, you can complie your program just with
native complier and debug that just like the others on your
linux box.
BTW, I prefer boiled water.
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To: crossgcc@sources.redhat.com
Subject: newbie building a cross compiler for win32
Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2001 11:32:36 -0400
From: kevin1 <kevin1@chorg.darpa.org>
Message-Id: <20010802153236.4F3B333D@chorg.darpa.org>

I am brand new to the cross compiler game, and I have a project that I need to
work on from my linux box.  I need to make a cross compiler for win32 -- to
compile a win32 gui program.  Now, windows is nowhere near my box, but I do have
wine. 
So my question is -- how do I build a cross compiler linux to windows , and can
I use wine to do so?



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