On 21 February 2012 10:30, Me Myself and I wrote: > > Does gcj on Linux give the option to compile for windows? No. GNU/Linux and Windows have entirely different, incompatible runtime environments, you can't just say "I want this to run on Windows" and expect a GNU/Linux compiler to link to the Windows runtime. You'd need a cross-compiler targeting Windows, as described at rmathew's document that you've been posting, which would need copies of all the Windows runtime files (i.e. the binaries for "mingw-runtime" and "w32api") > Can someone tell me what the appropriate windows switch is? > > I have a 64 bit Linux OS install. IS there a 32 bit compile switch, and does anyone know it? Assuming you're talking about x86, it's -m32, as documented in the GCC manual. Maybe it would be easier to just run normal Java code on Windows, instead of compiling to native code with gcj.
