> I would like to compile a C program on GCC/Linux, and would like > GCC to produce an executable file for Windows (no Cygwin). Is that > possible?
Sure, you will just need to build a mingw cross compiler. You will need to install headers and import libraries from mingw.org and then build binutils and gcc as a cross compiler. Some distros (e.g. Debian) have binary packages pre-built. Brian
Hi Brian, thanks for your prompt answer. Actually, I got a Linux application and would like to build it for Windows. The application is pure C and makes use of quite a few libraries that Windows doesn't have, like popt and so on. I already built the application with Cygwin but when I ran it, within Cygwin, I got a segmentation fault signal, which DDD says, it is issued by a pthread function. That's why I'm trying to see if GCC can build direclty the .exe format, from within Linux. Enrico
