Re: Cross Compiler Unix - Windows

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On Aug 30, 2005, at 12:42 AM, Kai Ruottu wrote:
 I understand people coming from all kind of native cultures and
so the unified 'one culture' world seen with cross-GCCs, sounds
strange. For me the cross world is the familiar

Apparently not, as you didn't just build up a compiler and use it.

and all those native worlds are the strange ones...

You seem awfully hung up on native cygwin, a topic no one but you even mentioned. Why did you bring it up?

A better approach could have been to think with every $target, how
on earth those proprietary headers & libraries could be installed
into the "standard GCC" install layout.

We welcome your patch to implement this.

All the complaints about apps requiring them being built natively,
not by cross-compiling them, could have been rare.

We welcome your patch to fix this.

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