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Subject: cross compiling TO cygwin
Reply-To: Peter Miller <peterm AT lucent DOT com>
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2000 09:03:35 +0100
From: Peter Miller <peterm AT lucent DOT com>


Dear Sir,

I routinely work in Linux (my machine doesn't even have a DOS
partition), however I am often asked for windows executables (.e.g.
for my SRecord http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~millerp/srecord.html
package).

I am unable to find documentation for how to build a Linux cross
compiler tool chain which will produce executables to be run on
NT.  Ideally, I would like my Linux build to produce a .zip file
which contains all of the .exe files and the Cygwin dll.

Is there an "ancient" document of how to build Cygwin prior to
B17.1?  Maybe this is all I need to know.

From my perspective, the absence of crosss compilation documentation
is a serious flaw in an otherwise brilliant product.

Regards
Peter Miller								/\/\*

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