Le vendredi, 29 avril 2011 22.17:51, Stephen Kitt a écrit : > There's no technical limitation, although I haven't tried such > cross-builds. I limited the architectures following a comment on the > gcc-mingw-w64 ITP (see > http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=602997#14 and my > reply just below that), although Matthias was perhaps more concerned > with excessive build times on some architectures. So kfreebsd-amd64, > powerpc etc. would probably make sense - I'll check the gcc build > times on the various architectures.
IMHO, this limitation is useless: it's not because we might think that building Windows executables on non-mainstream architectures (or OSes fwiw) that anyone should be forbidden to try. I think that an easy way to determine if it can be worth would be to upload a 0.1+exp1 package with s/i386 amd64/any/ to experimental. Buildds will do this job for you for free. What do you think ? Cheers, -- OdyX
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