> I an using FLTK-1.1.7. I need cross-compile it for powerpc.
> FLTK Base on x-window, So should I  migrate x-window to powerpc first?
> But I don't know how to cross-compile x-window for powerpc.

You'll need to give us more of a clue:

What host platform are you using to build on?
What target platform are you planning to run on?
What tools are you using, what operating system on the target.
Why 1.1.7, why not something more recent (1.1.9)?

If your target is capable enough, why cross-compile, why not just build
on the target?
(Something lowly like a 603 core is perfectly capable of supporting its
own build environment, if you want to go that way.)


But in general: Yes, you need to build a cross-compiled target image
that includes the operating system header files of your target, and
inside that environment you cross-compile gcc / binutils / whatever C
lib you are using, (e.g. newlib or dietlib or uClib or even glibc) -
then you cross-compile X and finally you cross-compile fltk and your
target code.

But this is all pretty routine stuff, and there are many web pages
explaining how to go about this, and how to cross-compile X and so
forth. Google will find you much more information than you will ever get
here.
 
> does anybody have  experience?

Yes, lots. But this is what I get paid for, so the free tips might have
just run out!

But really, this is not hard to do, so you'll figure it out.


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