I am using gcc/g++ to compile c/c++ applications – living on OpenSuSe btw.
Is there any way (some option i guess) so that g++ will produce an executable suitable for windows ?
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I am using gcc/g++ to compile c/c++ applications – living on OpenSuSe btw.
Is there any way (some option i guess) so that g++ will produce an executable suitable for windows ?
You can search for a mingw32 package in OpenSuSE (I know there is one for Debian) or install it manually. Then if you have a
configurescript the command line would be something like this in order to havemakeuse the MinGW cross-compilation toolchain:mingw.org also has a tutorial on building a cross compiler, don’t know if that works.
(As an aside: Some websites point to mirzam.it.vu.nl/mingw containing MinGW RPM packages but it seems like that site is down.)