Bruno Calvo wrote: > I develop programs for both Windows and Linux, and in > order to ensure synchronization of both, and to save > time, I would like to generate both 'with one click'. > I use windows mainly, and have a Linux VmWare to > generate and test the linux programs. > > I wonder if there is any toolchain on windows that > could generate a linux (ELF) executable. Gcc is host-agnostic. So you can just build a linux targeted gcc that runs under windows (cygwin). Look into crosstool, which works fine with cygwin. > As far as I know, CygWin and Mingw do the inverse > process (windows .exes from linux), but I use more > Windows (sorry :-)). No, both are native compilers. Of course they can be compiled as cross compilers too, for the same reason as above, but that is not the focus of either project. Brian
