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Hello folks,
The new mkbundle tool in Mono no longer requires an installed compiler, and you
can use it to cross compile.
Would love to get some feedback from you guys.
First, get a list of all cross-platform targets available, like this:
mkbundle –list-targets
Then, find out which version of Mono you have on your system:
mono –version
Use this to pick the right version and fetch it, for example, to cross compile
to Linux/64 from a Mac do:
mkbundle –fetch-target 4.4.2-linux-libc2.13-amd64
Repeat for as many cross-platform targets as wanted.
Now take your executable that you want to bundle and bundle it up for this
platform:
mkbundle –cross 4.4.2-linux-libc2.13-amd64 demo.exe demo-native
Now, you can copy that “demo-native” executable to your Linux machine and run
it.
I have done very minimal testing on this, and some features are missing, things
that I want to add:
· Ship native libraries
· Add support for shipping the LLVM runtime as an option
· Add support to target different Mono versions, not just the same you
have installed
Miguel.
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