I use the attached script to perform MinGW cross-compilation (for now, static linking only) of FLTK for Win32 on a Debian GNU/Linux x86 host.
The script should work for current versions of both Fltk 1.1 and Fltk 2. You may need to tweak the script a little in order to adjust it to your own build environment and requirements. The script depends on an installed MinGW toolchain (e.g. via Debian package "mingw32"), and on WINE (package "wine"). If you do not want to use WINE, you can pre-compile a native Linux version of FLTK (or maybe even just install a reasonably current version of your distribution's pre-built "fluid" package, if available), and adjust the "FLUID_COMMAND" setting to point to your Linux-based FLUID binary. The script will call "make -i" in the "test/" subdirectory in order to build as many of the Fltk test/example programs as possible. The script works by calling "configure" in an environment with appropriately soft-linked GCC and binutils binaries, and fake drop-in replacements for any calls to "uname" and "fluid". Yours, MFG.
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