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Hello - Was wondering if I could use the Linux version of the compiler to create executables that could be run on Windows ?
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Basically, no, you would need a cross compiler, and there is no such Intel cross-compiler. You may be able to make gcc cross compilers which could do this; e.g. compile on linux with cygwin as target.
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I do not think if such a compiler is available. You make use mingw compiler to develop the code under linux and use mingw windows version of compiler to port the code and make executable on Windows. You would need both a linux box and a windows box.
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Hi
For 32 Show this link, for 64 I don't know ???
http://powdertoy.co.uk/Wiki.html?id=linux_cross_compilation_guide
More easy you use two machines different or (VM Xen ,qemu etc ...) i think ....
search more about this package
mingw32-binutils (Linux side)
Regards
For 32 Show this link, for 64 I don't know ???
http://powdertoy.co.uk/Wiki.html?id=linux_cross_compilation_guide
More easy you use two machines different or (VM Xen ,qemu etc ...) i think ....
search more about this package
mingw32-binutils (Linux side)
Regards

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