I know that on Mac OS X, you can combine multiple binaries that target different architectures into a single binary using lipo. I am wondering if there is a similar solution on the Windows side. Thank you.
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I know that on Mac OS X, you can combine multiple binaries that target different architectures into a single binary using lipo. I am wondering if there is a similar solution on the Windows side. Thank you.
Unfortunately all the Windows architectures use the same structures in the PE header, so no. It is possible to fuse a Windows executable and a DOS executable though, since DOS uses the MZ header instead.