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# Create a TryRun ... file in the '''native''' system | # Create a TryRun ... file in the '''native''' system | ||
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Revision as of 01:07, 11 February 2011
This page describes the procedure to follow when cross compiling for another system.
In this page, we will refer to the system as:
- Target System: The system where the executables are intended to run.
- Build System: The system where the executables are built.
In Linux for Mac
In this particular case we illustrate
- Target System = Mac
- Build System = Linux
Major steps
- Build your tool chain in the build system
- This is the set of compiler and linker that must be build in the build system, but will know how to generate code for the Target system.
- Create a TryRun ... file in the native system
- This could be generated (as a skeleton) with the following commands
