> I really like FLTK, but wished that it was a little more > cross-compiler > friendly. Recently I decided to look into this. Not being > adept with > autotools, I decided to look at how to do it in CMake. > > It was already working mostly. The only issues were getting > it to use > the build host's fluid and making the backwards compatibility links > depend on the host and not the target. > > So here's my patch against fltk-1.3.x-r7037, although I > suspect that it > should work on other recent builds. Of course I tried > carefully to not > break native builds. > > This little project has definitely made me a CMake convert. > > To cross-compile you will need a few other things. > > 1. A native install of FLTK on your build machine to provide > fluid. The > compile will work without this if you don't build the test > directory and > don't use fluid yourself. > > 2. A cross-compiler for your target machine, of course. > > 3. CMake 2.6 or later and a CMake toolchain file. The > toolchain file is > quite simple and the CMake wiki has the details. This will > also be used > to cross-compile your own projects if you use CMake for them as well. > > Enjoy.
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